Sentence examples for rule prescribes that from inspiring English sources

Unique identifier rule: prescribes that employers and participating parties are required to have unique Employer Identification Numbers (EIN) to use for their transactions.

The original set of rules prescribed that all games were to be played for ante.

Each magistrate is appointed for a 9-year period, with a renewal rule that prescribes that one third of the magistrates must be replaced every 3 years.

This rule specifies a number of diseases, including pneumonia, thromboembolism and heart failure, that should not be coded as the underlying cause of death, even if certified as such by the certifying doctor, if other diseases such as cancer are also on the death certificate; instead, rule 3 prescribes that the other disease should be selected as the underlying cause (WHO, 1977).

The specific covariance "Hebbian" learning rule we consider prescribes that the synaptic weight between units i and j, w ij, be given as (5) where represents the activity of unit i in memory pattern μ, and c ij is a binary variable equal to 1 if there is a connection running from neuron j to neuron i, and 0 otherwise.

Similarly, the Discourse's second rule, which prescribed that one be "as firm and decisive in [one's] actions" as one can, and "follow even the most doubtful opinions" once adopted, has now become an injunction to carry out whatever reason recommends without being diverted by the passions.

As Slide 4 shows, the alternative Taylor rule prescribes a path for policy that is much closer to that followed throughout the decade, including recent years.

mFPT method prescribes that the lower the minimum support is, the more accurately the rules are predicted.

Troy A. Paredes, a Republican commissioner on the S.E.C., argued that the agency was "not well-equipped to prescribe rules that dictate the specifics of how individuals must be paid".

The work of fusing the people of differing nationalities into a homogenous body can be accomplished only during the life of two or three generations, and it would be difficult to prescribe rules that would satisfy these dissimilar tastes and habits.

The rules of such a competition prescribe that a looped network has to be built and this makes the problem quite complex because of the well-known non-linearity of the governing equations.