Sentence examples for rule devised from inspiring English sources

One way to answer this is to consult the Taylor rule, devised by John Taylor of Stanford University.

Another rule devised by social scofflaws is that it's O.K. to break social obligations for a date with romantic potential.

Actually, the document was a new rule devised by one of his enemies, thus causing the followers of the old rule to break away.

But nominal interest rates are a poor measure of monetary tightness; a better test is the "Taylor rule", devised by John Taylor, an American economist now at his country's Treasury.

If they begin to feel that it is no longer a good deal, that is when the real danger begins and it is time to apply another kind of ratio, the Simpson-Curtin rule, devised by two transportation consultants.

Champion said she wanted to persuade the government that there should be compulsory primary education about the "underwear rule", devised by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC).

In the meantime a set of rules devised by Mr. Harold Vanderbilt is accepted as final.

He would have won two contests on leadership rules devised and hailed by others.

New rules devised to put distance between investment bankers and analysts should also make a difference.

The bold layouts of Hiroshige inspired the revolutionary compositional rules devised in the 1890s by Nabi painters.

The new rules, devised by AFNOR, the French Standards Agency, require labels to show more than just the carbon footprint.