Sentence examples for rule was made from inspiring English sources

But at least the Rose rule was made permanent.

Presumably to avoid the Galileo problem, they did stipulate that the award be given only to living people; that rule was made formal in the 1970s.

President Pervez Musharraf's decision to impose emergency rule was made in response to the reckless extrajudicial decisions of the Supreme Court.

"I'm sure when the rule was made up about entering the field of play, it wasn't for this particular reason,' Heath said.

"So, really, it's kind of funny how the rule was made for the protection of the hitter, but the penalty was on the hitter".

Again, in the reign of Aurangzeb, a frontal attack on the legitimacy of his rule was made by the Pashtun leader, Khushḥāl Khan Khatak, though in this case from the standpoint of orthodox Islam.

Exceptions to this rule were made yesterday [Jan.

The first revelations concerning his rule were made by Khrushchev in 1956.

On Thursday, the two boards asked that comments on the proposed rule be made by Sept. 13.

Finally, according to the results of speech detector, the decision rule is made, and thus the final optimal spectral amplitude estimator is selected for enhancing noisy speech.

Finally, according to the detection results of speech detector, the optimal decision rule is made and the optimal spectral amplitude estimator is chosen for enhancing noisy speech.