Sentence examples for specific rule of the from inspiring English sources

The report also said that McCain's "actions were not improper nor attended with gross negligence and did not reach the level of requiring institutional action against him....Senator McCain has violated no law of the United States or specific Rule of the United States Senate".

Instead, I'm using the word "reconciliation" in a very specific rules-of-the-Senate fashion.

Describes very specific rules of the Girl Scout meeting.

Fueled by his drive to fix Ford, and by a rich compensation package and his own seemingly boundless energy, he attacked problems with data, carefully outlined organizational structures and specific rules of the road.

In para 130 et seq. of this decision the Appellate Body interprets specific rules of the general agreement on tariffs and trade (GATT) in an 'evolutionary' way which takes into account the international law developments.

There still is no Program Statement on the CMU -- a legal requirement, outlining the specific rules of the CMU and its designation criteria.

The candidates went back and forth Wednesday on specific rules of the plan, such as requiring part of the penalty fee to be donated to charity, and promising to notify outside groups of the agreement to avoid unwanted ads, reports the Boston Globe.

Brazil does not have it at all, the US has it as a general principle of policy, and China has it as a specific rule for the testing of GMOs.

In Mende ethics, "Wrongbehavior is regarded as a breaking of some specific rule of conduct, not as the flouting of some divine or absolute law of the universe" (Kenneth Little, in Forde, 1954 134).

The E.U. needs specific rules on the obligations and liability of those processors.

DNAzymes were designed according to the specific rule of 10-23 DNAzyme [ 29].