Sentence examples for rule in terms of from inspiring English sources

"But there are almost never real cases of this sort," McMahan added, which is why the "only reasonable rule," in terms of law and policy, if not ethics, was that journalists were protected from attack.

Meanwhile, given the strategic importance of India to the military establishment, attempts were made to justify British rule in terms of benefits of law and order that were said to accrue to Indians.

But, she says, "it's hard to have a hard-and-fast rule in terms of these videos.

Some new error estimates for the Simpson's rule in terms of first and second derivative are presented as follows.

Simulation results illustrate that the optimal fusion rule performs better than the OR rule and the AND rule in terms of the energy efficiency.

That statement is vague on purpose – it gives Apple the ability to make judgement calls on individual apps, without having to commit to a hard rule in terms of when the app was last updated.

"The narrative rules in terms of cognition," Mr. Hammond said.

"It would say anything goes: there are no rules in terms of how to finance campaigns".

Q. What are some basic interview etiquette rules, in terms of dress and behavior?

"Both our tribunal rules and playing rules in terms of head-high contact have been made much stronger," he said.

The Hungarian's 1928 book broke all the rules in terms of design, content and juxtaposition of photographs.