Sentence examples for rules for introducing from inspiring English sources

Because of the Senate's porous rules for introducing amendments, people on both sides of the issue say they believe a vote is more than likely if the legislation comes together.

All others are somehow defined on the basis of these primitive terms leaving aside the details, to be worked out by later logicians, how these rules for introducing non-primitive terms are to be specified.

Kobach made the unusual choice to represent his own office in the case, and throughout the trial he and his legal team repeatedly failed to follow basic rules for introducing material into evidence.

Indeed, when the rule book for introducing the euro — which came to be known as the Stability and Growth Pact — was being drafted, it was completed only after a fractious summit meeting in Dublin Castle in Ireland in 1996.

A chaos (hundun) myth is recorded as a metaphor for the undifferentiated primal unity; the mythical emperors (Huangdi and others) are extolled for wise Daoist rule or blamed for introducing harmful civilization.

"What this means is that companies could sue any of the TPP nations for introducing rules that they allege harm their right to exploit their copyright interests — such as new rights to use copyrighted works for some public interest purpose.

So I think that Parliament should be very grateful to Mr Ford for introducing these rules now.

The company is one of several big global retailers expected to expand into India under new, less strict foreign direct investment rules for retailers introduced this year.

In this paper, we provide SOS rules for PTRebeca, introduce a new tool-set and describe the corresponding mappings.

He also asked for a gentle, two-year acclimation period for introducing the rule.

Prepositions are also weak words to have at the end of a sentence or clause, the most emphatic position.[8] Robert Lowth, along with John Dryden, is best known for introducing this rule to keep prepositions and their objects together.