Sentence examples for rules thus from inspiring English sources
The new rules thus set up a nice dichotomy with the American takeover scheme.
Limited transgression of the rules thus serves to reinforce their legitimacy and to inhibit any authentic "act" that would seriously challenge them.
At least nine electors attempted to cast a protest vote, though several of the nine were likely to have their actions scrubbed from the records under state rules, thus depleting the scale of the rebellion as it will be remembered.
The initiatives that imposed the supermajority rules thus made the legislature less, not more, accountable.At the same time many other initiatives, incrementally and stealthily, usurped power from the legislature through "ballot-box budgeting".
The rules, thus create what we refer to as the knowledge base (Baetge and Heitmann 2000).
This allows us to handle exceptions by means of prioritized rules, thus taking lessons from non-monotonic reasoning.
Further, Justice Ginsburg said, "A rule thus declaring 'prosecutor may hide, defendant must seek,' is not tenable in a system constitutionally bound to accord defendants due process".
Castro's rule thus spanned nearly five decades, and during the cold war hardly a year went by without his mark being made on international politics.
The American Psychiatric Association APAA) sets out the Goldwater rule thus: "On occasion psychiatrists are asked for an opinion about an individual who is in the light of public attention or who has disclosed information about himself/herself through public media.
The city ruler and the king were, however, far more than administrators; they also were charismatic figures imparting their individual magic into their rule, thus creating welfare and fertility.
Portraying himself as an apt pupil at the master's feet, Hoxha thus establishes continuity between Stalin's USSR and his own rule, thus "proving" that his particular sectarian offshoot of communism is the "true" heir to the Revolution, even if it is entirely without influence on world affairs.
