Sentence examples for rules to define from inspiring English sources

Clearly, it is impossible to make completely rigid rules to define originality.

See articleProgressThe Obama administration issued rules to define the benefits that must be offered under its health-care act.

New rules to define how it will be adjusted at the point when powers are transferred and thereafter will be agreed by the Scottish and UK governments and put in place prior to the powers coming into force.

A majority of the 24 drivers said that while they had requested stricter rules to define what is acceptable, the threat of a penalty for causing an accident does not change their way of driving.

We needed to describe 31 drawing rules to define the visualization in (C) for this environment.

In other analogous contexts, the FCC has had to develop a large, arcane set of rules to define "affiliated" enterprises.

First, what the D.C. ruling means: First and foremost, the District has ruled to define a new class of for-hire vehicles that use digital dispatch and charge by time and distance.

Still there is no hard and fast rule to define the conditions which will provide thermal stability.

In the end, under the VITP approach, we followed a 5-, 10-, and 20-second rule to define thresholds for the multiple-choice items.

We used class 2 terminator classification (tc2) to propose a model of intrinsic terminators and as a decision rule to define as putative terminators in M. hyopneumoniae genome.

Subsequent studies (4 6) followed this rule to define an h2h pair as two divergently adjacent genes with the TSSs separated by <1000 bp.