Sentence examples for rule concluded from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the EPA's own analysis of its own rule concluded ACE could result in up to 1,400 more premature deaths, 48,000 more asthma exacerbations and at least 21,000 missed days of school annually by 2030.

Blackburn et al. (1999), in their re-definition of Bergmann's rule, concluded that it is a pattern emerging across species, 'in a monophyletic higher taxon'.

If the values of both variables are "Yes", then the rule concludes decisions (a) and (c).

However, the association rule concludes the following information related to the circumstances of the accident occurrence: The association rule reveals that curvy roads in hilly regions are more prone to accidents for every type of vehicles.

Whereas the fourth rule concludes that a large object remains at rest during impact with a smaller moving body, such that the smaller body is deflected back along its initial path, the fifth rule concludes that a large body will move a smaller stationary object, "transferring to [the smaller body] as much of its motion as would permit the two to travel subsequently at the same speed" (Pr II 50).

Industry groups and several states promptly sued the Obama administration after the rule was finalized, and in 2016 a federal judge struck down the rule, concluding that the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management did not have the authority to regulate fracking.

On January 14, the first major step of that process--an EPA final rule concluding that greenhouse gases endanger public health and welfare--took effect, and with it the obligation to move forward with what could easily become the most expensive and intrusive set of regulations in history.

"Professional footballers know that there are FA rules and if they take no trouble at all to find out what is in them, they cannot reasonably complain if they are charged and punished when they act in breach of the rules," concluded the commission's chairman, Nicholas Stewart QC, in his ruling on the Accrington Five.

"The level of market access the UK is able to negotiate with the EU would depend in part on the extent to which it was willing to accept and adopt EU law or demonstrate equivalence with EU rules," concluded the peers.

But a BHA review of whip rules concluded it would be unfair to penalise racehorse owners, trainers, stable staff and punters.

"The blatant manner in which [some Russian entities] have avoided sanctions raises questions about the effectiveness of the existing system and the willingness of the West to enforce its own rules," concludes an unpublished report by a corporate-investigations firm that has been seen by The Economist.