Sentence examples for term rules from inspiring English sources

Some protesters said they thought the document's language, including the term "rules of engagement," reflected hostility to their message.

In says: "In the longer term rules for imports from non-EU countries would depend on the trade relationship a post-Brexit UK had with them.

The study of problem (1) requires some care because, even if pairs of constant lower and upper solutions can easily be exhibited, the presence of the curvature term rules out in general the possibility of applying the standard existence results, due to the possible occurrence of derivative blow-up phenomena (see, e.g., [5]).

In response to this need, the U.S. EPA developed a 5-year research plan to support the development of the longer term rules to control microbial pathogens and DBPs.

After the jury found against Mr. Singer, the Appellate Term ruled in his favor, essentially saying that the trial need not have taken place.

Re Anger Risingg at Wavering by Bloomberg on Term Rule" (news article, Sept. 2) and "Opposition Solidifies to Change in City Term Limits Law" (Sept . 6: I am appalled that we are even having this conversation.

The term rule-based program is meant to include definite clause programs, SOS specifications, attribute grammars, and conditional rewrite systems.

Fourth: Recall history and my "third-year-of-a-President's term" rule, showing how 1999 should be a good year (see my May 4 column).

n Recall history and my "third-year-of-a-U.S. President's term" rule, showing how 1999 should be a good year (see my May 4 column in FORBES GLOBAL, "Wall Street's bull isn't out of breath").

While President Obama at the start of his first term ruled out any Commission or prosecutions which would "look backward, not forward", should he respond now in light of this damning investigation?

It would set its macroeconomic policy according to medium-term rules, humbly offering stability rather than arrogantly proffering a guarantee of prosperity.