Sentence examples for rules history from inspiring English sources

Although there are no hard-and-fast rules, history suggests that an approval rating in the high forties puts an incumbent President in no-man's land.

Mr. Muneyuki Ishikawa, the most highly rated shogi player in New York, tells about the game's rules, history, and current masters, the Big Three.

The data shared by these functions are stored as knowledge that includes rules, history data, etc.

Its prime cause was the imposition of mark-to-market accounting rules: "History shows that the government has made some pretty big bloopers, but perhaps none have been larger than allowing the Financial Accounting Standards Board to start enforcing a very strict mark-to-market accounting rule in late 2007.

Accordingly, the study participants responded mainly to the following HCT-related and sexual behavior-related variables: sex, age, religion, marital status, work experience, monthly income, HIV/AIDS-related knowledge, HCT-related knowledge, attitude toward "ABC" rules, history of sexual exposure, HCT uptake, and history of condom use and multiple sexual partners in the previous year.

The historian Tacitus famously wrote of Galba, "It was everyone's opinion that he was capable of ruling the empire, had he never ruled" (Histories, Book I, part 49).

"He really had a great admiration for England, the rules and history," Mr. Osenat said.

"It has no basis in law or Senate rules or history," Ms. Holt said.