Sentence examples for rules interpreting from inspiring English sources

The Standing Committee of the National People's Congress in Beijing on Tuesday approved new rules interpreting how far Hong Kong can go in pursuing greater democracy.

The reality is that the legal rights women currently enjoy are not rooted in the constitution, but in a series of statutes like the Pregnancy Discrimination Act, Executive Orders like affirmative action, and various rules interpreting laws such as Title IX, guaranteeing equal educational opportunity.

Rather, I thought that he would find the by-law ambiguous but then apply the Delaware rule interpreting these by-laws in favor of the stockholder franchise to find it did not apply.

It is the Golden Rule, interpreted in terms of natural rights.

For Locke, the state of nature is ordinarily one in which we follow the Golden Rule interpreted in terms of natural rights, and thus love our fellow human creatures.

As we saw in passing in Section 1, schemata are products of the faculty of imagination, and more specifically, they are supplementary rules for interpreting general conceptual rules in terms of more specific figural spatiotemporal forms and sensory images.

There are no hard-and-fast rules for interpreting poll results, since there are many possible sources of bias and error.

The index has an upper bound of one with Kaiser offering some decision rules for interpreting the value of MSA.

Hosmer and Lemeshow (2000) provide general rules for interpreting AUC values which can be paraphrased as follows (Hosmer and Lemeshow 2000).

DNA ploidy and S-phase fraction (SPF) were determined by DNA flow cytometry, using a standardised method and consensus rules for interpreting the data (Chassevent et al, 2001).

EXT can be seen as a strong requirement of constancy: the rule interpreting Q doesn't even mention the universe.