Sentence examples for rules that could be from inspiring English sources

There may also be rules that could be changed.

Were there not rules that could be applied and enforced by the rector?

"Under new rules, that could be very popular, for purposes like funding college tuition," he said.

They had hoped for clear rules that could be complied with — or evaded, if you want to be cynical.

"If there is a problem with interpretation of the rules, that could be a possible review by C.A.S.," he said.

In the first issue of this year, for example, the magazine used 14 pages to dissect 31 rules that could be changed to make sports better.

A rule that could be reconsidered is one that now forbids cable companies from importing the signal of a network affiliate from across the country if the local affiliate failed to provide its signal.

As for the first, there does not seem to be any basis for thinking that reasons cannot be adduced for this rule that could be presented publicly, combined with the claim that they are reasons all should share.

As already mentioned, the unique universal rule that could be detected in the 119 genomes analyzed was rejection of most codon-pair contexts of the type NNU3-A1NN (Figure 3).

At this point, there does not appear to be a standard rule that could be applied to assess the identifiability of a random-effects parameter given known identifiability of a fixed-effects parameter.

The result of this paper is a quantitative "model rule" that could be included in future legislation or used as a basis for active management by a future "carbon fed" or other regulatory authority with jurisdiction over the US carbon market to actively manage allowance prices.