Sentence examples for rule addressed from inspiring English sources

That is the problem the GE rule addressed, implementing a law passed by Congress in 1965.

The 15-Minute Rule addresses the fact that every so often, even lazy people need to get things done.

One rule addresses conflicts of interest by the board of trustees, and mandates that "the board is not controlled by a minority of board members or by organizations or interests separate from it".

Rather, he said, the rule "addresses the narrow situation in which providers are charging Medicare or Medicaid substantially more than they regularly charge a majority of their other customers".

The rule addresses illegal uniform adornments and is specific about the only kind of wristband allowed: those "worn on the wrist beginning at the base of the thumb and extending no more than 3 inches toward the elbow".

The indicator 'volume of publicly funded loans for energy-related investments' relates to the rule addressing society's ability of reflexivity.

This rule addresses "shape on silicon" problem, which takes place when contacts that are placed at the very end of a line are in danger of not being filled as the metal is rounded in real silicon.

Swinson, said the new rules addressed the concerns raised by the research.

Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington and a privacy advocate who helped draft the original law, said he was especially heartened that the rules addressed new technology that allows for location-tracking and facial recognition.

Councillor Joe McManners, who specialises in housing need, said the new rules addressed long standing issues that had not been properly tackled.

But no rules address the issue of facing-page ballots, industry and county officials said.