Sentence examples for rule pointed from inspiring English sources

The final rule pointed out that automakers "were decidedly against our primary proposal to require submission of V.I.N.'s to N.H.T.S.A., and then to require daily updates".

He scoffs at Belgian pride in setting up two universities during the final years of colonial rule, pointing out that the students were overwhelmingly white.

John Taylor, the Stanford economist who invented the Taylor rule, points out that whenever the Fed has cut rates by more than his rule suggests, it has taken a long time to get interest rates back on track.

Ja Rule points out that his lover gives as good as she gets, and he reminds her of "The stormy night you wrote a 'Dear Ja' letter/ And took my Benz and keyed and cut the leather".

The golden rule "points us in a clear direction," he added.

This Rule points us in a clear direction... the yardstick we use for others will be the yardstick which time will use for us.

Obama also reiterated his call for the "Buffett Rule," pointing out that billionaires should be taxed at higher rates by pointing out that Warren Buffett's secretary pays a higher effective rate than he does.

For instance, one of these "counterintuitive" rules pointed to the fact that there are 52 alive cases (3.3%) with ISS high scores (38).

Advocates for the new rules point to California, which adopted the national standards a year early.

Even Mrs Sebelius's new proposed rules cite the need for more proposed rules, points out Edmund Haislmaier of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think-tank.

The new rules point out the significance, in some cases, of recording what witnesses say about how certain they are about who they pick out.