Sentence examples for rules formulated from inspiring English sources

According to the rules formulated by the Yankees, he would not pitch the next two days.

Under new rules formulated by the previous coalition government, charities are severely restricted in the lobbying they are permitted to do.

"The timeline is very long," he said of new rules formulated by a group of central bankers and national bank regulators, and endorsed by leaders of the Group of 20 countries.

Surprisingly enough, a start in the right direction might be to apply to the performing of the classics today the rules formulated in 1914 by Michel Fokine for making a serious art of what he saw as a hidebound form, replete with full-evening narratives like "Swan Lake," "The Sleeping Beauty" and "The Nutcracker".

That is, the language-user is ascribed knowledge of rules formulated in terms of concepts that he does not possess.

(For discussions of the rules formulated by different authors, see (Pozzi 1978), (Boh 2001), (Dutilh Novaes 2008)).

In our method, or is chosen according to less modification rule formulated as follows: (2).

In line with the rule formulated in the Topics names of philosophers are added to some of the doxai.

This rule, formulated according to Sen [18], is directed at the presuppositions for a self-determined life.

This was when rules were formulated for cricket, horse racing and boxing — the first rules of boxing, in fact, were drawn up by an early winner of the Doggett's race, a waterman-turned-prizefighter named Jack Broughton.

"All that happened this summer when the rules were formulated for the securities industry was that we then had somebody enforcing it on the other side," Ms. Domm said.