Sentence examples for the rules pertain from inspiring English sources

The rules pertain to places with at least 5percentt of the voting-age population or 10,000 residents who speak the same language and don't speak English very well, as determined by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Many of these rules pertain to the kind of evidence that juries may consider while making decisions, and the degree of confidence they should have when making guilty verdicts.

In this passage, Reid tells us that Newton's rules pertain only to the physical laws of nature and what is subsumable under them.

They incorporate the rules that pertain to the world outside the playground -- the rules enforced by the police, for example --but there are variations, additions and deletions, and no one on hand with a clipboard and a whistle to enforce them.

The rules would pertain to areas where the surface is part of a federally managed refuge, but the subsurface mineral rights are privately held.

This rule pertains to the intricacies of short-term capital losses and ex-dividends.

So whatever, anyway, "the rules" as they pertain to girls are, I guess, nothing less than an instructional spray of lead slugs that come from all sides (like pals/boys/the retarded dominant culture), all the time.

But when the boundaries between home and work are eroded, then each of the rules that pertains to the workplace becomes a question that we're going to have to settle".

Since tsarist times, the informal rules that pertain to Russia's governing élite have dictated that, if police come across evidence of wrongdoing by members of the secret services, they cannot investigate it themselves.

The next rule pertains to the need for a uniform response free of bimodality.

Today's High Court ruling pertains specifically to the taximeter point — and is effectively only a ruling on the technical definition of what constitutes a taximeter under current TfL taxi regulation rules.