Sentence examples for some rule that from inspiring English sources

Pundits warning of a contested convention also usually have some rule that's been changed to support their case.

And finally, to me, the "11th Commandment" is a guiding principle, not some rule that can't be broken.

Given some rule that can only take into account x1 and f x1) (and additional randomness), another point x2 is chosen, different from x1, and f x2) is computed.

.' Somehow there has to be some rule that individual ants use in deciding to change the shape of their paths so they cover the areas effectively.

"We should also be looking at whether there should be some rule that a mandate falls after a certain time," he told Sky News's Murnaghan programme.

Is there some rule that every writer must force the phrase "conservative" or "right wing" or, in Traub's case, "Fox's liberal-hater in chief" next to Bill O'Reilly's name?

There is some discipline and some rules that are important.

Ms. Trayes sets some rules that require parental cooperation.

There are some rules that have been instituted that I'm not particularly in favor of.

"I think that the N.C.A.A. has some rules that are damn near impossible to enforce," Carr said.

"We are looking for the appearance of some rules that will distinguish the digits of pi from other numbers," Gregory explained.