Sentence examples for questions rule from inspiring English sources

All quiet on the Yankee front: Derek Jeter home with the flu, Joe Girardi talking about video games, Alex Rodriguez politely enforcing his "just baseball questions" rule.

The 4 key areas of information gathered for civil liberties, based on a checklist of 15 questions, include freedom of expression and belief (4 questions), associational and organisational rights (3 questions), rule of law (4 questions) and personal autonomy and individual rights (4 questions).

Whatever the humor in the situation, Mr. Bush's two-question rule variously annoys and infuriates White House reporters, who have started to rebel.

The filibuster was a mistake created in 1806 when Aaron Burr convinced the Senate to eliminate the previous-question rule; 31 years later an enterprising senator discovered you could use the lacunae to tie up debate forever.

In another talk, MIT linguist David Pesetsky, a former student of Chomsky, examined the so-called Question Rule.

This observation calls into question rule extraction methodologies based on pruning, since this practice can lock the network into a subspace of achievable continuous valued logic functions that prevent it from mapping the simplest logic to explain the data.

That means that, under their five-question rule, there was space.

Everywhere, one question rules: can Orb win? McGaughey has talked all week about the progression and development of Orb, the Kentucky Derby winner.

In a sign of growing tension between the political and military men, the Free Syrian Army's self-appointed leader, Riyad al-Asaad (whose own authority is questioned), ruled out working with the council's new military committee.

That ban was suspended days later while the court in question rules on the legality of the move.

The Italian government claims that the new study, which in part draws on new pressure measurements made at the oil field in question, rules out any role for hydrocarbon extraction in the two quakes.