Our procedure differs from the two-quarter rule in a number of ways.
Oklahoma lawmakers agreed only to increase the $1.03 cigarette tax by $1.50 a pack, labeling it a "fee" to get around the three-quarters rule.
It recommended some state encouragement to speed change in big business and suggested that a "one-quarter" ownership rule was reasonable for most industries.
To minimize support loss, a quarter wavelength rule exists for the height of the support beam in a center-supported disk resonator, similar to the length of torsion support beams of a free free flexural beam resonator.
Another Basu initiative, devolution of power to elected local bodies, has been corrupted by the Communists' quarter-century rule.
And so these days, what drama there is surrounding the ceremony concerns the hall's quarter-century rule.
Signs warn outsiders to abide by the quarter's rules of modesty: women's knees and shoulders must be covered, and the use of cameras is forbidden.
City analysts said news that the economy's rate of expansion eased to 0.5%, from 0.7% in the previous quarter, had ruled out an increase in the cost of borrowing until the spring or summer of next year.
Kazakhstan's president, Nursultan Nazarbayev, extended his quarter-century rule over the oil-rich, ex-Soviet republic with 97.7% of ballots in an election where opposition parties did not field a candidate, officials said on Monday.
In that time, he had literally reinvented himself: from a ruthless murderer and extortionist, who for more than a quarter century ruled South Boston, or Southie, to a grandfatherly figure, white-haired, bearded and nondescript.
Decision-making is by consensus among Parties (observers can comment), with the caveat that a three-quarter majority rule is acceptable for substantive matters or a simple majority rule for procedural matters [ 95].
