Sentence examples for rules drawn from from inspiring English sources

Rule XIX, Paragraphs 2 and 3 — one of the original rules drawn from Thomas Jefferson's "Manual of Parliamentary Practice" — bars senators from imputing unworthy conduct or motives to another senator, and from insulting any senator's state.

Although the rules drawn from the cases discussed above are cast in procedural terms, they advance an important underlying substantive value: findings of probable cause, and attendant intrusions, should not be authorized unless there is some assurance that the information on which they are based has been obtained in a reliable way by an honest or credible person.

Considering the natural way to describe the behavior of a WEDM process by IF-THEN rules drawn from the field experts, engineering knowledge and experimental work, in this paper, the fuzzy logic model is chosen as prior knowledge to leverage the predictive performance.

No 10 indicated that more work was needed on Osborne's demands for non-eurozone countries to be given protections from rules drawn up for the single market.

The new rules drew criticism from Senator Charles E. Schumer and Jerrold Nadler, a United States representative who represents the West Side of Manhattan.

The proposed rules drew protest from Republican and Democratic groups, though it is the Democrats who may be most affected because they have turned most heavily to these organizations as a way to compete against the vast fund-raising advantage of President Bush and the Republican Party.

As a general rule, data drawn from multiple measurements is less certain than data drawn directly from individual measurements.

But the rules drew little criticism from Congress.

The draft rules drew vehement protests from civil liberties and women's rights advocates, along with Democrats in Congress and in state attorneys general offices.

The decision, coupled with other Republican proposals to rewrite the ethics rules, drew fierce criticism from Democrats and watchdogs outside the government, who said the Republican majority was subverting ethics enforcement.

The rules draw groans and occasional outrage from media executives, whose stations must sometimes contort themselves to comply.