Sentence examples for signature rules from inspiring English sources

By announcing a proposed change that would incorporate one of the N.F.L.'s signature rules — the ability to challenge the decisions of on-field officials — M.L.B. may be slowing down an already slow game, thus exacerbating an existing problem while trying to fix another.

This model uses anomaly detection based on support vector machine (SVM) algorithm and aset of signature rules to detect malicious behaviors and provide global lightweight IDS.

If your party has a very small amount of people, the signature rules are more lenient and can be signed upon if any trivia applies to the person.

The Environmental Protection Agency proposed a rulemaking on Tuesday to abandon the Clean Power Plan, a move that would make good on Trump's promise to scrap President Barack Obama's signature rule curbing emissions from coal-fired power plants and focusing more on renewable energy.

The two-signature rule also adds to the costs of businesses and other public bodies that receive cheques from local councils.

"He has been much more ambitious and aggressive on environmental regulation than any other president we've had," said Jeffrey Holmstead, a lawyer pursuing legal challenges to some of Mr. Obama's signature environmental rules.

This kind of attack is difficult to detect with conventional security techniques looking for signatures or rules.

sent to all 50 governors urging them to not comply with the administration's signature climate rule.

True, before the Paris climate conference, 365 corporations backed the EPA Clean Power plan, Obama's signature climate rule.

But the potential ramifications of the Supreme Court's order were not lost on supporters of the president's signature climate rule.

On each random split, a gene signature (classification rule) is selected in the training sample and its classification performance is evaluated in the test sample.