Sentence examples for rules for delivering from inspiring English sources

A protocol called POP (post office protocol), for example, lays down the rules for delivering e-mail.

In the aftermath of the Azizabad episode, American and other allied commanders tightened the rules for delivering airstrikes.

Authors of a study in Bangladesh described a health centre worker screaming at a woman during childbirth: " You village woman, don't you know the rules for delivering a baby?

In the center of each section is a seal of one of the first nations in the Universal Postal Union, the organization, created in 1874 in Switzerland, that standardized the rules and rates for delivering mail across national borders.

"Shifting to outcome-based benchmarking, stronger EU oversight with less discretion in applying existing rules, and better financial incentives for delivering on reform commitments could help accelerate progress on reforms," the report says.

I currently see the 70/30 rule as the most successful ratio for delivering a consistently successful set on tour.

It ruled last week that a police officer can be held liable for delivering a high-level electric shock to an unarmed person who poses no immediate threat.

"Management has gained credibility for delivering".

Once, when a condemned man named Patrick Murphy pleaded for a strictly prohibited last drink of spirits, Lawes broke the rules to deliver a medicinal dose of bourbon.

Four outcomes were possible: both rules delivered a reminder; only the CDSC rule delivered a reminder; only the CARE rule delivered a reminder; or neither rule delivered a reminder.

The EPA put out new rules for future power plants late last year, delivering the second installment of its plan to regulate the electricity sector on Monday.