Sentence examples for rules of this sort from inspiring English sources

Some evidence suggests that primates can generalize rules of this sort more readily than many other animals can.

Given that China does not generally use a light touch in carrying out rules of this sort, it is possible that unauthorized ads will be removed forcefully and immediately.

Of course, it is an empirical question whether names and natural kind terms are in fact governed by indirect reference-fixing rules of this sort.

Where we can find them, rules of this sort are useful for separating true from pretend critics, if only in allowing us to point out inconsistencies in critical response (SOT 273 74).

If the planner fails to consistently obey any rule of this sort or if repeated broadenings of scope are needed to preserve the appearance of optimal decision making, a good case can be made for restricting attention to the simple problem of creating voting districts (without reference to computational costs) and for imagining the planner to be boundedly rational.

As with the Rule of Conditionalization though, the Dutch Strategy does not show that there is any problem with shifting probabilities over a partition, and then abandoning one's prior conditional probabilities over that partition, that is violating invariance; the problem is with adopting a rule of this sort in advance.

Do lesbians and gays have different rules for this sort of thing?

In time, of course, the world grew up, and the Europeans had everyone agree on international rules for this sort of thing.

The quid pro quo, however, should be great caution in extending the area over which majority voting applies; and fresh restrictions should not be ruled out.Caution of this sort will be deplored as benighted Euro-scepticism.

Doesn't Equity have rules about this sort of thing?

Even poor schnooky baseball has rules against this sort of thing.