Sentence examples for respond rule from inspiring English sources

In any case, I think it's time to revise the old "Never respond" rule.

When subjects were asked to respond to rule violations, they managed to detect 72% of the tones violating the rule.

I remember becoming angry and yet not knowing how to respond: my rule is never to enter into an argument with a customer.

The RYA will follow its established procedures for responding to Rule 69 reports.

A1 Colleges Respond to Ruling Universities across the country began grappling with the meaning of the Supreme Court rulings on affirmative action.

He said yesterday: "A confidential phone line will advise claimants on how to move from the hidden economy and end fraudulent claims, how to get work, register as a business or become self-employed - for those who fail to respond, tougher rules and penalties will be imposed".

But the IOC responded: "The rule was in our view an efficient means to advance the fight against doping, and we were somewhat surprised by the judgement since we had taken an advisory opinion from Cas on the rule and been given a positive response.

Increased perseverative responding (persistent, incorrect responding after the response rule has changed) on the WCST was associated with increased BLL in all three studies that used this test (Chiodo et al. 2004; Stiles and Bellinger 1993; Surkan et al. 2007).

The utility, responding to rules imposed after a woman was electrocuted by a metal plate in 2004, found 1,214 instances of stray voltage from December 2004 to November 2005.

But in the 1980s, as celebrations expanded — the Washington Redskins' Fun Bunch did group high-fives and Mark Gastineau of the Jets was among the defensive pioneers of self-aggrandizing sack dances — the N.F.L. responded with rules against excessive celebration.

In the course of the controversy, two other claims were articulated in Kornhauser [1984 , 1985: (III) Legal processes select for efficient rules; and (IV) individuals respond to legal rules economically.