Sentence examples for rules with which from inspiring English sources

*A new president can place a low priority on enforcement of rules with which he disagrees.

This proposal gives us some rules with which we can judge whether competition is increasing and openness is preserved".

Equally, the WTO enforces free trade on weaker nations according to rules with which the richer countries, especially the US, do not comply.

But the student of drama must know the rules with which the players began the game before he can make this kind of judgment.

After all, the T.S.A. screens two million people a day, many of them chronically irritated by rules with which they don't fully agree and by enforcement they sometimes consider arbitrary.

Doctorow the fiction writer has been obsessed with the individual's capacity to live an original life, to make new rules with which to replace the arbitrary ones imposed by convention.

The challenge is to design new, innovative, creative and exciting access-points for children to enter the republic of reading, not in finding more repressive regimes and rule with which to further limit it.

In the way, these PUs follow an underlying rule, with which they are active on their own given channels.

The main point of the 1 SE rule, with which we agree, is to choose the simplest model whose accuracy is comparable with the best model.

The Kaiser score (Fig. 7) is a clinical decision rule with which to distinguish benign from malignant breast lesions in bMRI.

One of the widely used models of synaptic plasticity is the Bienenstock Cooper Munro (BCM) learning rule with which Bienenstock et al.