"ruling scheme" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an agreed-upon set of regulations or principles that are used to settle disagreements or make decisions. For example, "The two parties agreed to use a seven-point ruling scheme to settle their contract dispute."
They proposed a double rulings scheme for information brokerage in sensor networks where data replica are stored at a curve (a circle on the sphere), and the consumer travels along another curve which is guaranteed to intersect with the producer curve.
If genes could be assigned to more than one group we applied a priority-ruling scheme: 5PP > EE > 5PI-EI > COS > CSS > SG; where '>' is a placeholder for 'has higher assignment priority than'.
"Ministers make key decisions about our energy supply and we need to know whether the Secretary of State will be ruling on controversial schemes like this, especially when they involve her brother's lobbying company.
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators ordered Apple on Tuesday to pay up to 13 billion euros ($14.5 billion) in taxes plus interest to the Irish government after ruling that a special scheme to route profits through Ireland was illegal state aid.
However, a control reaction to test point (i) shows that chirality transfer is observed regardless of whether the molecular sieves are activated or not, thus ruling out this possibility (Scheme 7).
Notably, two isolates shared a sequence type (ST5) under the strain-typing scheme used in OUH but differed at 144 sites distributed throughout the genome (supplementary figure 3), providing an example of the extra discriminatory power of sequencing over existing typing schemes in ruling out transmission.
Australia takes more than 10,000 refugees a year under a UN scheme.Afghanistan's ruling Taliban allowed Red Cross officials to visit eight imprisoned western aid workers, who will be put on trial accused of the promotion of Christianity in the strictly Muslim country.
Taking a broader view of the deficit levy suggests the policy is not really about the deficit – it's about raising extra money so the government can preserve its absurd commitment to the paid parental leave scheme and its ruling out of changes to pensions in their current term.
Nina Perales, Regional Counsel Southwest Region for MALDEF in a prepared statement said: "Today's ruling guts the unconstitutional immigration scheme that Arizona wanted to establish.
Florida struck down Florida's death penalty sentencing scheme as unconstitutional, ruling that a jury, not a judge, must specify the reason a defendant should be punished with death. .
