Sentence examples for said a rule from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barth said a rule of thumb was that 10 points equaled what a student learned in one grade.

Greg Soule, a T.S.A. spokesman, said a rule change in December 2005 allowed select scissors in carry-on bags, along with other sharp objects like screwdrivers.

Mr. Newman said a rule banning secret settlements, combined with the Internet, would create a powerful tool for lawyers seeking information on patterns of wrongful conduct.

But Fairer Finance said a rule change in 2013 stated companies should not charge more than it costs them to process a credit card transaction.

Further, Justice Ginsburg said, "A rule thus declaring 'prosecutor may hide, defendant must seek,' is not tenable in a system constitutionally bound to accord defendants due process".

So, he said, a rule that applies to everyone would be legal, regardless of whether the rule applies to all sales or only to sales that take place within a specific number of years after purchase.

If the council says a rule threatens the soundness or stability of the financial system, it can be revoked.

Moreover, Professor Cunningham says, "A rule of thumb in the history of Catholic Christianity is that all great change happens from below, not from above".

He says a rule barring withdrawals from the fund for its first 20 years has been adopted with Alberta's experience in mind.

Haggerty says a rule of sixes applies: Of the more than 6000 known kimberlite pipes in the world, about 600 contain diamonds.

For example, we say a rule "If Age is (Young) and ST is (Low) then Risk is (Low)" is redundant w.r.t the other rule "If Age is (Young OR Meddle-ages) and ST is (Low) then Risk is (Low)", if both rules have the same support degree on a data-set.