Sentence examples for rules to highlight from inspiring English sources

After Democrats took majority control in the House and Senate this year, lawmakers in both chambers adopted stringent "pay-go" rules to highlight their differences with Republicans.

For this initial description, we focused on developing a robust measure of association, a relatively useful measure of significance, and heuristic rules to highlight the most important associations.

Dr Knapman said he would use his powers under Rule 43 of the Coroner's Rules to highlight lessons that should be learned by the police for the future.

So, in March 2016 — after a three-month sexual dry spell — Franzone decided to follow the rule to highlight its unfairness.

Proteins were ranked by the number of times they appeared in rules across the 10,000 runs, to highlight those proteins used most frequently.

The creator of uniforms for Colombia's women's cycling team, however, has no time for bourgeois style rules, choosing to highlight the team's groins in a fabric that makes them look nude.

The aim is to illustrate the use and benefits of sequential designs (stopping rules) and to highlight how to handle some potential problems when the assumptions of the statistical model are not satisfied.

Contest rules and guidelines To highlight the urgent need for action, UNCCD's photo contest seeks images that depict the efforts of people conserving soil, land or water in drylands, which cover some 40 percent of the world's land surface and in which nearly 2 billion people live.

An illustrated example of selecting dispatching rules is also presented to highlight the usefulness of the proposed approach.

The rule is ostensibly designed to highlight the pay disparity between top executives, on the one hand, and rank and file employees, on the other hand, at America's biggest and largest companies.

The gadgets have been one of this year's must-have gifts, prompting the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to highlight strict rules applying to recreational users following a number of incidents and near-misses.