Sentence examples for rule developed from inspiring English sources

A party hostile to Austrasian rule developed in Neustria, and Childeric was assassinated.

The most notable is a rule developed by the seafaring Phoenicians and named after the island of Rhodes in the eastern Mediterranean.

Like common law, the infield-fly rule developed bit by bit, with refinements added to address new problems as they arose, just as common law uses judicial decisions and legislation to make legal remedies conform to new situations.

The rule developed by Benedict to guide monastic life stimulated many other foundations, and one result was the rapid spread of Benedictine monasteries and the establishment of an order.

His prime purpose was to reinterpret critically the Julio-Claudian dynasty, when imperial rule developed a central control that, even after the complex military coup d'état in 68 69, would continue under the Flavians.

For an example of how this might be implemented, see the model rule developed as part of the northeast Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative [8].

This chapter presents ways to develop product ideas for low-caloric, pleasurable products, packages, and communications using structured research or RDE (rule developing experimentation).

As a general rule, developing axons extend from all sites to cover relatively large portions of the cortical field that include multiple cortical areas.

It is striking that patients with TSC almost as a rule develop benign tumors instead of malignancies.

These rules developed organically and were rarely written down.

They feed you stale rules developed from books passed down over thousands of years.