Sentence examples for rule as to from inspiring English sources

"There's no hard and fast rule as to where people are.

But there is no generally accepted rule as to exactly how much.

For a long time there was no fixed rule as to the necessary or allowable number of sponsors, and sometimes the number actually assumed was large.

Rahul Kadakia, senior vice president and head of jewelry in New York for Christie's, said: "There is no rule as to the minimum value for the inclusion of a lot in an auction.

There is no golden rule as to what the best percentage mix should be – only that it needs to be better than the person standing on the other side of the court.

Although there is no hard and fast rule as to the amount of capital that the GP entity must commit, the amount is typically in the 1-5 perange range (with 1-21-2percenteing more the norm).

There are no rules as to who can own or manage a dialysis center.

There are no established rules as to what your show should contain.

The agency also issues special waivers that often allow pipeline operators to bend safety rules as to meet growing demand.

"There are very strict rules as to how you can do this," the spokeswoman said of the interstate journey.

The company pays parking authorities to let its cars remain in on-street parking spots indefinitely, although the rules as to which spots qualify vary by town.