Sentence examples for rules due to from inspiring English sources
We argue that the appearance of the TO phonon mode is a consequence of further relaxation of the selection rules due to the defects on the tubes, which makes this phonon useful for failure detection/prediction in such rolled up systems.
Those numbers will be included in the formal proposal for new CAFE rules due to be filed by September.
Draft rules due to be agreed by 180 countries would close all ports to IUU fishermen to prevent them refuelling, taking on fresh crews or landing catches.
The claim comes amid new concerns that disabled people will also be disproportionately affected by the change in benefit rules, due to be introduced in April.
But those rules, due to be adopted in February 2016, are unlikely to deliver any significant reductions in carbon pollution, environmental groups said.
Under the new rules, due to come into effect on 1 April, fostered children will not be counted when assessing the number of occupants in a social housing property, meaning carers will have their housing benefit reduced.
Certain developing countries, however, have found themselves at a considerable disadvantage under this rule, due to an excessive imbalance between incoming and outgoing mail.
Separately, No 10 sources stressed that a general tax avoidance rule, due to come in next year is the best way of handling these kind of tax loopholes, rather than constantly chasing down every individual tax scheme.
Current recommendations appear as a "shaping" of the double effect rule, due to an excessive focus on the risk of confusion between sedation and euthanasia.
NICHOLAS KAMM/AFP/Getty Images Congress had a little help here from the new FCC chairman, who gamely rescinded the parts of the rule due to come into effect in early March.
For the intermediate range, as discriminatory power increases, the optimal prize structure evolves continuously from winner-take-all to the proportional-division rule due to the need to mitigate the growing momentum/discouragement effect.
