Sentence examples for rule was called from inspiring English sources
The rule was called Order No. 40.
The rule was called for in the Dodd-Frank financial oversight law, but efforts to boost protection and segregation of customer collateral have gained momentum following the collapse of futures brokerage MF Global in October.
In Saddam's time, the days before Saddam's rule were called the "Good Times".
One rule is called "widelane cycle slip variation" and the other is the "TECR threshold" rule.
In Dunn 1993, a negation operation satisfying the contraposition rule is called subminimal.
But when "appetite drags us irrationally towards pleasures and rules in us, its rule is called excess (hubris)" (238a1 2).
A process that fragments a set into smaller and smaller components according to a rule and at the same time fragments the measure of the components by another rule is called a multiplicative process or cascade.
This rule is called the "wash sale" rule, and it says that when you sell something for a tax loss and then buy it right back you can't claim the loss.
An allocation rule is called Bayes Nash incentive compatible, if there exists a payment rule, such that truthful reports of agents' types form a Bayes Nash equilibrium in the direct revelation mechanism consisting of the allocation rule and the payment rule.
The main contribution of this paper is a design method for allocation rules that return solutions in the core or ε-core of the game under delayed information on the coalitions' values, and therefore the resulting allocation rule is called robust.
