Sentence examples for rule inspired from inspiring English sources

MONSTROUS cinema villains are not, as a rule, inspired dressers.

India's struggle for freedom from British rule inspired Nepal's first democratic movement in 1950.

It was the highest reported death toll in a single day since the uprising against Assad's rule, inspired by uprisings across the Arab world, erupted last March.

Most notably, it has opposed the strictures against proprietary trading reflected in the so-called Volcker Rule, inspired by the former Fed chairman Paul Volcker.

Under an experimental new rule inspired by the referral system in Test cricket, the Wales captain Ryan Jones is allowed to challenge one refereeing call per game.

The long-belated rule, inspired in part by the failures of preparedness after Hurricane Katrina, would make it a requirement for health care facilities, including hospitals, to meet certain preparedness standards in order to participate in Medicare and Medicaid.

Fear and anger do not as a rule inspire our best thinking, and they are driving at this time far too much of our public discourse and far too many of our policy decisions.

What mostly remain are bar association ethics rules inspired by Watergate.

The particles are then moved in the search space obeying rules inspired by bird flocking behavior.

An activity classification algorithm was built based on a decision tree that incorporates rules inspired from movement biomechanics.

The authors modified the PSO for the training scheme in the antecedent part of the fuzzy rules, inspired by the genetic algorithm and using adaptive weighted by PSO.