Sentence examples for the first set of rules from inspiring English sources

Indeed, even critics of the first set of rules said that they were pleased with the response of the film office.

The process of creating these standards began in 2012, when the energy commission established the first set of rules for computer energy efficiency.

The first set of rules, adopted in 2010, set limits that dramatically reduced long tarmac delays, and a second round of regulations required carriers to display and advertise the total cost of a ticket, including any mandatory fees.

He drew up the first entrance requirements, the first course of study, and the first set of rules and regulations; in 1756, he led the move to Princeton, into the College's first building, Nassau Hall, then the largest stone building in the colonies.

If these other rules, the ones built into human nature, could be specified, they would not tell what is right -- that is the province of the first set of rules -- but they would help understanding of how human sexual and social behavior have evolved.

"Over four months have passed since the introduction of the first set of rules following the Whip Review," said Bittar, after the changes were approved at a board meeting on Tuesday.

The computation of the actual environment (which also comprises a dynamic causality analysis) is accomplished by the second set of rules, the reaction rules.

The second set of rules, described by Naslund and colleagues [ 5] uses a larger number of criteria as a predictive model.

The first set of Basel rules on bank capital was just 30 pages long; the second go had 347 pages; Basel 3 has 616.

They go part-way towards what most American Catholics would like to see and would, if approved, be the first set of national rules binding bishops in such cases.

Fifty years ago, the FCC recognized the market problems caused by importing a distant broadcast signal into a local television market, so it created the first set of exclusivity rules.