Sentence examples for particularly rule from inspiring English sources
Certain exceptions to the definitions (particularly rule 14a-1(l)(2)(iv)) or requirements (particularly rules 14a-2(a)(6) and 14a-2(b)(1 - 3)) are therefore extremely important — you should read them.
"Even if a kid doesn't follow all of the rules — particularly rules that have nothing to do with crime — we won't necessarily detain him," Mr. MacDonald said.
The bio-pharma industry is one in which the niche career particularly rules.
Maps should also be strongly linked to the planning framework, particularly rules An "all-hazard" approach to the planning framework provides simplicity and ensures a consistent outcome for all hazards.
Maybe if Obamacare is truly imploding, we don't have time to write elaborate rules -- particularly rules that take account of the different situations existing in the various state markets.
Madonna has always challenged culture norms and "rules" about behavior, particularly rules in relation to women and how people are told they can and can't express themselves.
President Obama has announced plans for a dramatic overhaul of the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), particularly rules for managerial overtime exemption calculation.
She found that Alaskan subsistence fishermen have rights her people can only dream of, particularly rules that exempt them from certain catch limits.
The Gleneagles commitments went further, stating that developed countries "should improve the utilisation of our preference schemes by ensuring that rules (particularly rules of origin) are transparent and simple to follow and do not inadvertently preclude eligible developing countries from taking advantage of those schemes".
In Daubert, the Supreme Court held that the Federal Rules of Evidence-particularly Rule 702-give the trial court the duty of ensuring that expert testimony is "relevant to the task at hand" and has a reliable basis in the knowledge and experience of the relevant discipline.
The transaction fee pilot reflects the Commission's commitment to retrospective review of our rules, particularly those rules that, day in and day out, significantly affect a wide range of investors.
