Sentence examples for rules to some extent from inspiring English sources

The F.C.C. can still enforce the rules to some extent, said David Fiske, a spokesman for the agency.

4) You can live by your own rules (to some extent) Want to eat ice cream for dinner every third Thursday of the month?

Stating that the 'prime purpose of these rulings is to guarantee full effectuation of the privilege against self-incrimination, the mainstay of our adversary system of criminal justice,' 384 U.S., at 729, 86 S.Ct., at 1779, the Court also recognized that the new rules to some extent did guard against the possibility of unreliable admissions given during custodial interrogation.

The rules to some extent are open to interpretation.

Such symmetry rules are, at least in principle, to some extent subjective.

This paper proposes an ontology and rule-based framework for the development of business domain applications, which includes semantic processing of externalized business rules and to some extent externalization of application logic.

And this is not a selfish behavior: When I go to work I follow the rules (well, to some extent. I can't tell you that you look great if you actually don't, but I keep soundless) and respect procedures.

The debate with Commissioner Hogan on ways to simplify the EU's farm policy, focusing mainly on more proportionate system of administrative penalties, but also on easier-to-implement greening measures and streamlined market-related rules, was to some extent overshadowed by the one on crises in agricultural markets, particularly in the milk and meat sectors.

Everyone knows that almost everyone who stayed out of jail during four decades of Colonel Qaddafi's rule was to some extent complicit.

Fred, it doesn't seem to matter anymore, our government is devolving to a level where we have so many Us/Them divisions that even ochlocracy by mob rule works to some extent as our world descends into a state of chaos because the leaderships of all of our institutions have failed to protect our civilization from surviving like all those have failed before ours.

If one analyzes the case of Tatarstan and other ethnic republics of the Russian Federation the fact is that the asymmetric federalism and autonomy in key areas relating to self-rule, culture and, to some extent, economic power, was sufficient to quash secessionist demands and maintain state stability.