Sentence examples for rule outlines from inspiring English sources

The rule outlines three relatively straightforward conditions that a trustee must meet when terminating a plan.

States may choose their own paths to cleanliness, but the EPA's rule outlines four "building blocks": making fossil-fuel plants run more efficiently; shifting to lower-emitting sources of fuel (such as natural gas); adding to renewables capacity; and reducing energy demand.

An inquiry into Major Hasan's mental state — known as a 706 Board, named for the rule outlining the procedure — would usually take place at the Darnell Medical Center at Fort Hood, where Major Hasan worked as a psychiatrist, but Colonel Galligan said it was unlikely to produce an impartial assessment.

Symptom persistence was often given as the reason for seeking help, consistent with the 'duration rule' outlined in the Model of Pathways to Treatment.

Four different configurations were used (determined using the rule outlined in Figure 4K in [ 10]: a basic configuration and its three rotations (90, 180, and 270 degrees).

To discourage bogus requests, some buildings are drafting rules outlining the conditions for which waivers are granted.

Recruitment is a challenge, governed by strict rules outlined in one of the schools chancellor's guidelines.

Pupils will only be offered two portions of deep-fried, battered and breadcrumb-coated foods each week under the rules outlined by Gove.

There were even rules outlining how "cute" members' avatars had to be, the precedent set by the hard-rocking piglet himself.

This is allowed under "alternative redress" rules outlined by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), as long as the customer would have been able to make a claim.

On Wednesday, the S.E.C. also proposed new rules outlining the process for banks and other financial firms that trade derivatives to register with the agency.