Sentence examples for text rules from inspiring English sources

"The music serves up the text all ways: the text rules.

Alinsky's classic text, Rules for Radicals, still offers a practicality and humour, absent from the sour, low-church intellectualism that characterises so much of the European left.

The text rules out the destruction of boats while they are in Libya's territorial waters or of vessels sailing under international flags, but it does seek permission to seize vessels in high seas, as well as Libyan territorial waters and Libyan coast before they embark with migrants.

In order to automate their checking, building regulations first need to be interpreted from human-readable free text rules into a set of computer-implementable rules.

In advocating a style in which the text ruled the music, Monteverdi and his colleagues took a looser view of the rules of counterpoint than their predecessors did and brought in dissonances that had not been allowed previously but were useful in creating both drama and characterization.

Then giving advice and finally doing a bit of lobbying, say, when the EU is about to introduce yet more regulation, and you need to defend your interests), the most important task of compliance should definitely be advice; that is being in a position to help finance practitioners making the shift from generic normative texts (rules) to specific practical contexts".

Each electronic service contains a substantial amount of knowledge in the form help texts, rules of use or legislation excerpts, examples, validation checks, etc.

That said, I know that for many even extremely practiced and disciplined Rules Girls, the "no texting" rule can be one of the most challenging to follow.

A semantic pattern is a structured record containing information about object types, dictionaries, text analysis rules or regular expressions and descriptions of the interaction semantics (see Figure 2).

The Vinaya texts contain rules and stories, notably about the occasions on which they were promulgated.

Using a set of arcane parliamentary maneuvers, he changed the interpretation, but not the actual text, of Rule 22, so that, in the case of Presidential nominations, cutting off debate would require only fifty-one votes.