Sentence examples for rule of which from inspiring English sources
Cluny ultimately had about 1,400 dependencies under centralized rule, of which about 200 were important establishments.
A new rule, of which Mr Beckham has taken advantage, now allows a side to employ two designated players who are not covered by the capping system.
No rules are posted, but the bidders obey a strict code, the cardinal rule of which is that those who fail to pay their bills can no longer bid.
Francis X . Gribbon the Fire Department's chief spokesman, said the plan — a draft rule of which was published Thursday in the City Record — would include a range of fees.
There are other intricacies surrounding the wash-sale rule of which you should be aware in pursuing this strategy.
Initially, the prescriptions given him didn't work, and Beethoven's nephew complained that he was required to make him specific meals, one rule of which was serving only steak for lunch.
The order in which electrons fill atomic shells is described by Hund's rules, of which the first is maximizing the total spin.
The problem, though, is not just the Senate's rules (of which the filibuster is the most egregious), it's the Senate itself.
"They have to live by their rules, of which there aren't any, and we have to live by ours, which are numerous," said Mr. Dyer, 75, who also runs several grain elevators in Iowa and Missouri.
The running conceit of the book has to do with the fictional association of International Bar Flies, the rules of which include the admonition that, "Those seeing cerise cats with purple ears should keep it to themselves".
The current pattern of economic development is determined not by the preferences of the Mozambique government, but by the global economic system, the rules of which all nations must observe.
