Sentence examples for the necessary rules from inspiring English sources
The necessary rules for scaling-down have been established.
Though VoIP can already handle routing and data management like this, writing the necessary rules for the system would be cumbersome.
It will take years until Asian markets become as transparent as those in the West; years too until the necessary rules and regulations are written and enforced.
Look closer, and who but the state can provide the necessary rules for trading standards, the environment, social rights and so on?
"We oppose so-called poor doors and will change the necessary rules so that when affordable housing is provided on-site, we will not allow separate entrances based on income," Wiley Norvell, a spokesman for the mayor's office, said.
Alternately, when the technical system succeeds in automating the operating work (as in much process production) it reduces the need for external rules and regulations: the necessary rules are automatically incorporated into the machines enabling the structure to be organic.
Its hero is born in a colonised Ireland, and the movie delineates a world where we cannot ever feel at home, where displacement is the necessary rule of life.
But Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, lord chief justice of England and Wales, insisted that senior judges were not acting unconstitutionally in introducing the reforms themselves because the necessary rule changes had been signed off by Chris Grayling, the justice secretary.
We have no hesitation in saying that the right of these petitioners not to be punished for exercising their Fifth and Fourteenth Amendment right to be silentexpressly created by the Federal Constitution itselfis a federal right which, in the absence of appropriate congressional action, it is our responsibility to protect by fashioning the necessary rule.
Below, we recall the four necessary rules (R 1 to R 4) for an efficient usage of the work-stealing algorithm: R 1: At least one selected core must be idle when there are parallel sub-tasks awaiting for execution.
The order established a committee to advise state agencies on the development of necessary rules or statutes relating to self-driving cars.
