Sentence examples for scheme of rules from inspiring English sources

While life between these different groups often carried on happily, the Ottoman system created intricate scheme of rules and restrictions, for example over where you lived or who carried out certain trades, which produced a highly developed sense of identity and group separation - inter-marriage was discouraged, not least by religious leaders.

Most industrial leaders, whatever their ideological reservations, would prefer a national scheme to a system of rules that vary from state to state).

But for Gauthier, unlike Rawls, moral and political norms are justified by showing that instrumental rationality requires that persons embrace a scheme of social rules.

The first is the vague reaction against the demanding scheme of traditional Confucian rules.

And while the EU offers 100% DFQF access under its Everything But Arms (EBA) preference scheme, its rules of origin provisions make it hard for poor countries to take advantage of this opening.

It is important to note that we could have used all the inputs, i.e., the HoL packet delay, the QoS violations, and the time-averaged channel quality, and design a fuzzy priority scheme by defining a set of rules for these three inputs.

In contrast to the existing EXP rule scheme, the EXP_MT rules percentage of change lies between 0.07 and 131.98 %.

Using photography (photoquadrats), all susceptible corals within this area were mapped (similarly to Weinberg [38]) and an X-Y coordinate of the coral's centre within the quadrat was allocated (following the "center rules" scheme of Zvuloni et al. [39]).

To prevent biases related to the boundary effect of the sampling units, only the corals with centers lying within the sampling unit were enumerated (following the "center rules" scheme of Zvuloni et al. [39]).

The department could not explain how this apparent retrospective rewriting of the scheme's rules was justified.

This suggests Barclays was seeking further collateral before making the money available to Morris, in direct contravention of the scheme's rules.