Examples of use of truce terms are if a child has a stitch or wants to raise a point on the rules of the game.
The subsequent notation, for, stands for switching points of the rule acting on the primary class of self-maps from to being within the subset If the arguments and are omitted, then is understood to be within any subset of.
The point of the rules is, as the subtitle states, to provide "an antidote to chaos".
The point of the rule is to prohibit products like Marlboro clothing that provide marketing messages through means other than advertising.
The point of the rule is simple: to stop players like running back Adrian Peterson — who try to use their heads as battering rams to ward off opponents and get a few extra yards — from putting themselves in a position that could result in a catastrophic injury.
Well, darn right -- yes: The whole point of the rule is to protect students and taxpayers by giving career colleges incentives to lower their prices, raise their quality and improve their job placement efforts.
The point of the rule, of course, was that millions of customers couldn't tell whether they should trust their advisors because the latter's conflicts of interest often are well-hidden, the product of secret fees and kickbacks.
Gunderson has repeatedly thundered that the gainful employment rule would cause millions of students to "lose access to higher education". The point of the rule is indeed to shut down some higher education programs -- those that, because of high prices and low quality, leave even their graduates earning too little money to pay down their student loans.
She pointed to the rules of track and field as a model to help ease the congestion.
From a moral point of view, the rules of recognition, by themselves, cannot be regarded as sources of obligation to follow the law.
