Sentence examples for rules accepted from inspiring English sources

Focusing purely on the consequences of acceptance of rules ignores the "transition" costs of getting those rules accepted in the first place.

An article yesterday about the ground rules accepted by President Bush and Senator John Kerry for their three presidential debates misstated the time limit for their initial answer to a question.

Laurie Hanig Rockville, Md., Sept. 29, 2004 Correction: October 1, 2004, Friday An article yesterday about the ground rules accepted by President Bush and Senator John Kerry for their three presidential debates misstated the time limit for their initial answer to a question.

Each has a planned-in-advance organized structured process with rules, accepted outcome metrics, and a national medical information technology.

It set its own procedural rules, accepted by members 15 days before the public session as a prerequisite to participate to the jury's work.

The animals were confirmed to be healthy based on a clinical examination before and after exertion (performed by a qualified veterinarian according to the rules accepted for equine disciplines) and haematological analysis (to exclude pathological conditions), and they were selected by their training status, as evaluated by the trainer.

According to FIFA's ethics rules, "accepting gifts of cash in any amount or form is prohibited".

"They expected us to stay within the box they designed for us -- accept the rules, accept the process and just fight on the facts," said Lt. Cmdr.

They thought of hiding, she says, but chose to follow the rules, accepting the wrenching separation that has become the only path to a legal family life for hundreds of thousands of such couples.

These latter examples should have been removed and kept, respectively, since our rules accept only toponyms in nominal position.

The US CLIA 1988 rules accept a difference of 0.5 mmol/L in potassium level, and 4 mmol/L in sodium level, compared to target values [ 10].