Sentence examples for the rules instructed from inspiring English sources

As originally written, the rules instructed House members to firmly decline the honor.

The new rules instruct the Justice Department to look for ways to avoid shutting down an entire lawsuit and to reject privilege requests motivated by a desire to "conceal violations of the law, inefficiency or administrative error" or to "prevent embarrassment".

The rule instructs the referee to punish anyone who plays "in a dangerous manner" or "risks obvious injury" to an opponent.

The G.A.O. said the Securities and Exchange Commission should draft rules instructing mutual funds to include in quarterly statements the specific dollar amount of each investor's share of operating expenses.

In recent weeks, Mexican regulators issued rules instructing Telefonos de Mexico, the privatized company that dominates long-distance and local service, to lower its fees for connecting rivals' long-distance calls to its local network.

Flow rules instruct network devices on how to properly process and route network traffics with distinct characteristics.

The rules also instruct member associations to reject "any attempt to be influenced in relation to their function and obligations" as voters.

And so in January of 2012, when a rule instructing retailers how best to alert consumers about food recalls was due, nothing happened.

The problem, both Admati and Calomiris say, is the rules themselves, which instruct banks to use complex formulas to calculate their leverage ratios based on different definitions of capital and debt.

This would also facilitate the application of the instructed decision rules in the respective conditions, because the information that is needed in close temporal proximity would be grouped in close spatial proximity.

With respect to the organization of information, we hypothesized that participants would group the information in a manner matching the search rule of the instructed strategy (i.e., both patterns were expected to be either more cue-wise or rather option-wise).