Sentence examples for rules to respond from inspiring English sources

If the court treats the current challenge as a petition to hear the case on appeal, Montana should be granted at least the 30-day minimum in court rules to respond to the petition for review.

It allows deployers to describe software using a hierarchical DSL, deploy it using an implementation of a multicloud distributed deployment framework, and provide autonomic rules to respond to fluctuations of environment, thereby ensuring availability and scalability.

The E.P.A. withdrew the earlier rule in December, saying it needed another 15 months to refashion the rule to respond to complaints and new data.

Wallis et al. (2001) taught monkeys 2 rules, either to respond if a picture matched a previous one (matching rule) or to respond if it did not match (nonmatching rule).

It processes traffic data in real-time and "pushes new conclusions and rules immediately to respond to emerging threats and botnet attacks".

Johnny finds and flags copyrighted video content, the business rules used to respond to that content can be determined by whoever licences it.

Indeed, the whole point of formulating rule-consequentialism this way is to make room for rules about how to respond negatively to such people.

The United States has also stepped up air strikes on militants in Afghanistan; commanders say that the new rules allow them to respond to attacks more quickly.

The funeral directors found that there were no standardized rules for how to respond, so they began creating a national protocol.

The newspaper quoted survivors as saying the Italian Coast Guard and an unidentified military helicopter ignored their calls for help, despite international rules obliging crews to respond to distress calls.

A report issued this spring by the New York Independent System Operator, which manages the state's power grid, said the state's reliability rules were developed to respond to the blackouts of 1965 and 1977, and have not been changed since then.