Sentence examples for status of rules from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the rules have a considerable claim to the status of rules in accordance with which one must reason if one is understanding ∧ as "and", as providing a codification of the way in which conjunctive premisses and conclusions are reasoned from and to in natural day-to-day reasoning.

The law specified that some derivatives rules would go into effect next month, no matter the status of rule writing, and those are what both financial commissions voted to delay this week.

Similarly, those who hold racist and sexist views may not find certain rules prohibiting discrimination justified or acceptable, but that does not seem to bear on the normative status of those rules.

"What could possibly go wrong?" An S.E.C. spokeswoman declined to comment on the status of the rules.

This broad definition appears to cover a lot of ground, including private meetings with legislators and agency officials and telephone calls checking on the status of a rule or regulation.

The status of the rule is unclear.

The World Justice Project disagrees, releasing a report on June 13th on the status of the rule of law in 66 countries around the world.

"Those who work in the mills ought to own them, not have the status of machines ruled by private despots who are entrenching monarchic principles on democratic soil as they drive downwards freedom and rights, civilization, health, morals and intellectuality in the new commercial feudalism".

The Supreme Court has held that courts must defer to agency interpretations of broadly worded congressional statutes unless those interpretations are "unreasonable," perpetuating a status quo of rule by administrative fiat.

The proposed methodology is developed to assist the medical practitioners in predicting the patient's risk status of CAD from rules provided by medical experts.

The entire country fell into anarchy, which lasted until 905 when a caliphal army invaded Egypt and momentarily restored it to the status of a province ruled by governors sent from Baghdad.