Sentence examples for rules lines from inspiring English sources

The baseline parameters concern: (1) the hybrid IS and Phillips curves (lines 1, 3 and 4), (2) labor demand and supply (line 2), (3) parameters that characterize monetary policy (line 5) and fiscal policy rules (lines 6 and 7), (4) assumptions on policy preferences (line 8) and variances and autocorrelations of shocks (line 9).

"Our hopes had been built up so high -- 'socialism with a human face,'" wrote Navratilova in her 1985 autobiography, "-- and now we were getting a boot in our face". Tennis was fair -- with clear rules, lines and scoring.

If the value is larger than the user-defined mMIr, then the set is added to the collection of rules rules (lines 36 39).

A defensive player cannot, under NFL rules, line up across from the snapper at the line of scrimmage, however.

Under Senate Bill 946, local governments had to make sure that their rules lined up with new restrictions on how they could regulate vending — or lose their ability to enforce those rules beginning in January.

In contrast, certain areas around the cloud formation are covered in ruled lines or cross-hatched ruled lines, intimating a new control.

In other words, it is contended that the ruled lines and headings, given to illustrate the system, are a part of the book, and, as such, are secured by the copyright; and that no one can make or use similar ruled lines and headings, or ruled lines and headings made and arranged on substantially the same system, without violating the copyright.

"We see remnants of original rule lines used to help writers keep their lines straight," she said.

From about 925 the practice of making the writing hang from the ruled lines began to prevail.

And, of course, in using the art, the ruled lines and headings of accounts must necessarily be used as incident to it.

An account-book, consisting of ruled lines and blank columns, cannot be called by any of these names unless by that of a book.