Sentence examples for of every rule from inspiring English sources
Rather than dictate the minutiae of every rule, lawmakers instructed regulators to write some 300 new rules for Wall Street.
Amid its witty asides and tongue-in-check answers to multiple-choice questions, the handbook clearly stakes out a position for a moderate, flexible version of Islam, one that places a higher premium on moral intent than reflexive observance of every rule.
(Of course, it does not make sense to ask that of every rule, since some rules of evidence for example, Federal Rules of Evidence (FRE) 407 411 are not meant to facilitate the discovery of truth, but to carry out various policy objectives like reducing accidents and avoiding litigation).
In fact, while the potential intrinsic error rate of every rule based on SAs remains unaltered, since all the non-mutagens should be still present (that means new FPs generated), the number of possible hits (caught FNs) drastically decreases because just a few mutagens are left.
The default d corresponding to r would then become: begin{aligned} d=frac{alpha :beta }{beta } end{aligned}where (alpha ) is a conjunct of all the conditions of rules which fired on the way to r (the true links) and the conjunct of every condition negation of every rule which did not fire (the false links).
Of course, to every rule there are exceptions, like Clapton's "Blackie," which the guitarist customized without any apparent negative impact on its value.
They both ride bikes, of course, and, as we learn from a delicious montage, their apartment cleaves to every rule of retro, complete with typewriters and board games.
There are exceptions to every rule, of course.
Mr. Berkovitz, the agency said on Friday, "led the legal review of every rule-making presented to the commission to implement the act".
During spring training, Geren mentioned during a meeting the idea of "taking every rule in the rule book and using it to the limits".
Again, from The Federalist No. 22: Every idea of proportion and every rule of fair representation conspire to condemn a principle, which gives to Rhode Island an equal weight in the scale of power with Massachusetts, or Connecticut, or New York; and to Delaware an equal voice in the national deliberations with Pennsylvania, or Virginia, or North Carolina.
