Sentence examples for rules outlined in from inspiring English sources

Recruitment is a challenge, governed by strict rules outlined in one of the schools chancellor's guidelines.

The 10 rules outlined in "A Fund Manager Seeks Rules, Not Isolation, for Analysts" (Market Watch, Nov. 24) didn't include a simple and perhaps effective requirement for firms that offer investment guidance.

Under new rules outlined in a government decree signed last week, the military would only resort to lethal force if it could not identify aircraft that crossed into its territory without authorization, and only then after firing warning shots.

The officials said the rules, outlined in a letter sent to state health officials by the Bush administration on Friday, would make it nearly impossible for New York to proceed with a plan to grant federally subsidized health insurance to tens of thousands of children who lack health coverage.

Although Citigroup would still fall under the pay rules outlined in the economic stimulus bill until the government sells its entire ownership stake, its exit from the bailout program would mean it would no longer be subject to the harsher rules imposed by the federal pay czar.

In academia, you follow the rules outlined in an advertisement.

Symptom persistence was often given as the reason for seeking help, consistent with the 'duration rule' outlined in the Model of Pathways to Treatment.

Four different configurations were used (determined using the rule outlined in Figure 4K in [ 10]: a basic configuration and its three rotations (90, 180, and 270 degrees).

The syntax of the search command is simple and follows the rules outlined below and described in greater detail in the online tutorial.

In the rules outlined on Thursday, private equity firms that own more than one bank would have to provide "cross-guarantees," under which they would use capital from a healthier bank to shore up a weaker one.

In order to provide sharp error bounds in the approximation rules outlined above, we need the following well-known lemma concerning sharp estimates for the Riemann-Stieltjes integral for various pairs of integrands and integrators (see, for instance, [48]).