Sentence examples for rule designated from inspiring English sources

Chiefs are chosen from particular lineages within clans who rule designated lands, but exogamy between clans has created a situation whereby most clans are represented in each chiefdom.

Based on the Sinc approximation and SE transformation, we can implement a quadrature rule designated as the SE Sinc quadrature and present exponential convergence in the following theorem.

When considering bulk power system reliability, most power utilities utilize the deterministic rule designated as "N−1 security criterion", which implies that the system should be able to withstand any major single component outage without violating the operating criteria and causing the loss of load.

As yet, none is known to have escaped a pond for the wild, but after two years of pressure from many states' conservation and natural resource agencies, the Fish and Wildlife Service on July 30 proposed adopting a rule designating the black carp an injurious species.

Mandraimanjaka was removed and in its place Andrianampoinimerina built a house with a small tower, which he named Manjakamiadana ("where it is good to rule"), designating it as the residence for the royal sampy (idol) called Imanjakatsiroa and the guardians assigned to protect it.

The rules designated part of the steps as a "First Amendment assembly area" and placed limits on the size of signs and other objects allowed on the steps.

The motion approved by the council directs city staff to draft rules designating the stretch of mountains as a Regional Wildlife Habitat Linkage Zone and requiring that projects in the zone be designed to accommodate a wildlife crossing.

MLS rules designate eight spots per club for international players although those slots may be traded between teams in exchange for other roster benefits.

They are moving towards a system of clear rules designating capital and liquidity surcharges for dangerously big banks, overseen by independent central banks and regulators.

As noted earlier, Maasai pastoralists in northern Tanzania manage their lands according to rules designating different pastures as wet season and as dry season grazing areas.

Trump instructed the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers to reconsider the environmental rule that designated which of the nation's waterways should be protected under the federal Clean Water Act.