Sentence examples for rules in which a from inspiring English sources

It's a rich person's game played according to rich people's rules, in which a small powerful elite use Etonians – the British government – as their go-betweens.

The Old Bailey heard that it was the first case under the new rules in which a defendant who has previously been acquitted by a jury has been convicted.

Some connectionist simulations employ supervised learning rules, in which a network is given explicit feedback in response to its output as its weights are adjusted so as to minimize error.

Unearthed Arcana details the weapon specialization rules, in which a fighter or ranger "can adopt a weapon as a special arm, and receive bonuses in its use".

Basically, the clinical screening for SCM relies on the ABCDE rules in which A denotes asymmetry, B indicates border irregularity, C denotes color variegated pattern, D stands for diameter, and E indicates the evolutionary extension in size [ 36].

"He is not democratic," Mr. Uslar Pietri warned late last year, suggesting that Mr. Chávez had a disposition for "caudillismo," the system of rule in which a strongman or military dictator rules a country with little concern for democratic institutions.

Scrivener was a champion of the bar's so-called and often breached "cab-rank" rule in which a barrister is required, subject to availability, to take on any case, however unpopular the defendant or party might be.

They've endured colonialism, followed by decades of military rule in which a culture of xenophobic isolationism took root.

The most-commonly enforced rule on the key is the "three seconds rule" in which a player from the offensive team is prohibited from staying on the key for more than three seconds, or else the player's team will lose possession of the ball.

At the end of the videotape there is a special fifteen-minute presentation called the rules presentation in which a voice-over along with the Gatekeeper explains the game, the characters and how to play.

Analysts say the underlying concerns, including the trauma of almost a quarter-century of Indonesian rule in which an estimated 180,000 East Timorese died, have left deeply rooted problems.