Sentence examples for rules to strike from inspiring English sources

They use algorithms and simple rules to strike a good balance between the number of people in the store and a thing we all hate, the wait time to checkout.

While the U.S. was busy using trade rules to weaken EU climate policy, the EU was working to use trade rules to strike down U.S. climate and energy policies.

Then the US Supreme Court ruled to strike down a provision of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, something he said resonated with lawmakers.

In Arkansas, South Dakota and Missouri, courts have ruled to strike down same-sex marriage bans, but the decisions have been stayed pending appeal in higher courts.

Conservatives seized on a 2005 case, in which Hamilton ruled to strike down the daily invocation at the Indiana legislature because its repeated references to Jesus Christ violated the establishment clause of the First Amendment.

That happened in November, when the sixth circuit court of appeals upheld several state bans, putting it at odds with four other appellate courts that ruled to strike down bans.

But if she had been diagnosed with more tumors in the coming months and the supreme court had ruled to strike down the subsidies, she was planning to dip into her savings and retirement fund to pay for better health insurance – or to move out of Texas.

On Thursday morning, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled to strike down a Massachusetts law creating protest-free "buffer zones" around abortion clinics.

These rules had to strike a very delicate balance.

Those rules seek to strike a balance between making it easier for people to vote even if they cannot get to the polls and safeguarding against fraud.

In a statement, Brendan Schulman, DJI's VP of policy and legal affairs, said the new rules appear to "strike a sensible balance between protecting public safety and bringing [drone] benefits to the UK's businesses and the public at large".