Sentence examples for technical rule from inspiring English sources

An important technical rule governs the use of the "@" sign, which is the beginning of every account's handle.

One is the proliferation of incomprehensible laws, which mean that in complex white-collar cases a prosecutor can usually find some technical rule his target has broken.

HHS's Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) gave a vague hint of what's coming in a separate, highly technical rule it proposed on Friday.

In 2014, 'Technical rule for biological agents in healthcare and welfare facilities' (TRBA 250) was modified in Germany in order to promote the prevention of sharps injuries.

There's also a clear argument against laws like the ones that permit Virginia to regulate abortion clinics like hospitals or that allow Louisiana to immediately close an abortion clinic for any technical rule violation.

In very long joints the result tends to the technical rule of thumb traditionally employed to design such joints, but for intermediate lengths the elastic solution is quite different.

Ultimately, financial regulation is just not that complex technically, even if has a lot of technical rules.

She has argued about baroque classification procedures and technical rules, and claimed that her private sever was well known – valid claims, technically, but arguments that skirt problems of misconduct and security lapses that were real, if not necessarily criminal.

The new technical rules don't give us a solution.

These technical "rules of the game" are being increasingly set in standards development organizations (SDOs).

"There are technical rules on when a restatement should occur," he said.