Sentence examples for rule whereby from inspiring English sources

It was held under the Chatham House rule, whereby comments are unattributed in order to encourage free debate.

Many doctors support a rule whereby any player sustaining a concussion cannot return to play that day.

Students of political science are familiar with Dillon's Rule, whereby any doubts concerning the powers of a municipal corp.

I don't think there's any need to have a rule whereby a certain number of women should be in Cannes.

The discussion was held under the Chatham House rule, whereby comments are not attributed to encourage a free and frank discussion.

As a result the Black and White Maniacs issued a new rule whereby those who consistently left one- or two-word comments would be removed from the group.

— Implement a rule whereby the public cannot look at us and must keep a distance of at least twenty feet at all times.

Another suggests a rule whereby diplomats should never be allowed to speak in their mother tongue to create an even playing field.

What if we had a rule whereby a country would only get to send two people to the next Olympics if one of their athletes got busted?

More cynically, some could view the proposal as an alternative form of divide-and-rule, whereby the Israelis hope to further split the Lebanese by setting moderates against Hizbullah who have, unsurprisingly, already rejected the idea.

And in the last 30 years, 14 debt ceiling extensions have been instituted under the Gephardt Rule, whereby the House never even voted on the measure.