Sentence examples for rules marked from inspiring English sources

The Federal Communications Commission's vote on Thursday to repeal its net neutrality rules marked the end of a brief experiment by the network regulator to rein in the tremendous power of Internet providers by treating them like the highly-regulated telecoms.

Although imperfect, those proposed rules marked an important step forward toward reining in the amount of secret money that infects our politics.

Rules marked as crucial receive special attention, not only during construction of the computational model but also later, during software development when infeasibility causes modification of the problem and removal of required rules (requirements).

Horizontal rules mark two arbitrary temperatures for ease of comparison.

The rules mark a significant change because U.S. authorities have long allowed the capital requirements on branches of foreign banks to be mainly supervised by their home countries.

Lombard rule marked much more of a break, without doubt.

president of Pakistan from 1958 to 1969, whose rule marked a critical period in the modern development of his nation.

Their power declined after 1738, however, and in 1747 Lahore fell under weak Afghan rule marked by lawlessness and disorder.

Mohammad Ayub Khan, (born May 14 , 1907 Hazāra, India died April 19 , 1974 near Islāmābād, Pak)., president of Pakistan from 1958 to 1969, whose rule marked a critical period in the modern development of his nation.

Mugabe, 92, has led Zimbabwe since independence in 1980, with his rule marked by vote-rigging, mass emigration, accusations of human rights abuses and economic decline.

In the lead according to most pollsters is a conservative Liberal-National coalition, headed by Tony Abbott (pictured).The election comes after six years of Labor rule marked by some of the most dramatic upheavals in Australia's political history.