Sentence examples for rule exists for from inspiring English sources

But no such rule exists for coaching positions.

The 'man in front' rule exists for situations where two players have equal claim to a mark.

While foundations are required each year to pay out at least five per cent of the assets they manage, no such rule exists for donor-advised funds.

(Each year, foundations must pay out at least five per cent of the assets they manage, but no such rule exists for donor-advised funds).

To minimize support loss, a quarter wavelength rule exists for the height of the support beam in a center-supported disk resonator, similar to the length of torsion support beams of a free free flexural beam resonator.

You shouldn't need permission to date anyone, but this rule exists for a really good reason.

Ato Boldon of Trinidad and Tobago, who won bronze medals at 100 and 200 meters at the 1996 Atlanta Games and another bronze at 200 at the 2000 Sydney Games, said he was surprised that such an expulsion rule existed for athletes in multiple events.

It remains unclear whether the general trends of Rapoport's rule exist for all biological organisms [73].

Even if rare, a pure species is often numerous in some areas, and only rarely is polymorphic within any one area (exceptions to this rule exist: for example H. numata and H. cydno exhibit local mimetic polymorphisms [ 94- 97]).

Although exceptions to this rule exist, for example, in primate V1 (Nassi and Callaway, 2009), this pattern appears to hold in mouse S1, where a 'gap' is evident in L4 following retrograde tracer injection into ipsilateral vibrissal M1 (e.g., Sato and Svoboda, 2010).

First came telephone etiquette, then cell phone etiquette, and now a whole new set of rules exists for texting etiquette, or as some call it, textiquette.