Sentence examples for rules of the blueprint from inspiring English sources
This accreditation is done for every university separately by a commission of external experts, which checks if the rules of the blueprint are followed.
The basilica in Norcia was built over the reputed birthplace of Saint Benedict himself, who in the sixth century AD founded the abbey of Monte Cassino in southern Italy and wrote the Rule of St Benedict, the blueprint for western monasticism that sets out a code of practice for communities of celibate men or women living, working and praying together.
What is new is the extraordinary sweep of the blueprint.
Ajarat Bada is the Director of the Blueprint Initiative.
JEF conducted the review of the BluePrint and wrote the paper.
"There's a limited amount of the blueprints," Mr. Busta said.
Bunkers are part of the blueprints of new homes.
Opposing them and their allies in Iranian civil society are conservative and ultra-conservative groups who continue to believe in the rule of the jurist (velayat-e faqih) as the main blueprint for the organization of Iranian society.
Unless under extreme manipulation forces, the colony level of organization is controlled by non-plastic architectural rules (the species-specific blueprint rules; sensu ref. 18).
"You can't be using race or ethnicity as a factor in admission," said Richard Zansitis, the university's general counsel, in explaining the ground rules of Hopwood, which could serve the Supreme Court as a blueprint.
