Sentence examples for rule applying to from inspiring English sources

The basic rule applying to drafts is that any signature appearing on a draft obligates the signer to pay the amount drawn.

There is one golden rule applying to stories on the state of the nation: to look squarely at the modern world and say, "Yes, but at what price?" It's all the problem of today.

First, it will be third in line to the throne, even if it is a girl; the laws of succession are poised to be changed for this very reason, with the new rule applying to Kate and William's child.

For an experiment published in 1960, he challenged participants to identify a rule applying to triples of numbers.

Couillard's legislation, bill 62, was more limited: It would require government ministers, bureaucrats, teachers, and doctors to work with their faces uncovered, with the same rule applying to any citizen seeking government services.

The rule applies to domestic flights only.

A similar rule applies to political unions.

The same rule applies to pension funds.

The same rule applies to loud concerts, says Oghalai.

I'm not sure the rule applies to Constance.

I'm not convinced that this rule applies to kids.