Sentence examples for the rule given from inspiring English sources

James C. May, the chief executive of the Air Transport Association, the trade group for airlines, said it was "carefully reviewing" the rule given its cost.

Frisky and Mannish are barely an exception to the rule, given that they're more cabaret than comedy; and that "Frisky" and "Mannish" are characters rather than versions of Corcoran and Jones themselves.

President Trump likely perceives the politics to weigh in favor of repealing the rule given that many industry leaders oppose it and even some regulators have called for the DOL to put the rule on hold until the SEC can establish a similar rule to cover investment advice beyond retirement accounts.

The rule given by the Spanish Design Code (IAP-11, "Instrucción sobre las acciones a considerar en el proyecto de puentes de carretera", 2011) is taken as the basic design requirement to be assessed by a series of time records of the vertical acceleration caused by passage of the control vehicle.

Integrating (3.9) (according to the rule given by Lemma 2.22 in [4]) by means of, i.e., we get (3.10).

In accordance to the rule given in Section 3, there were 781 speech segments selected for embedding synchronization codes over a length of 9,229,695 samples in total (or equivalently, 576.86 s).

The final version of the rule gives certain nonprofit employers an extra year to comply.

"The rule gives, and the rule takes away," said Ann Yvonne Walker, a partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, a law firm in Palo Alto, Calif.

Anderson wrote Tagliabue, hoping the commissioner would lead a movement to tweak the rule, giving teams more flexibility.

The rule gives referees the power to move a free-kick a further 10 yards forward in the event of unsporting behaviour.

Investors, especially in Britain, are furious, claiming the rule gives managers too much discretion and that it represents the wholesale adoption of "alien" (read American) ways.