Sentence examples for thought out rule from inspiring English sources

Admirably intended to prevent the use of ringers, this poorly thought out rule nevertheless has punished two hard-working players and teams.

They are, as a rule, well thought out before they are trialled and most of them end up permanent.

"It has been about the cost of a badly thought-out rule and the cost on legitimate businesses following all the rules and complying with it".

We have already seen how a combination of ill-thought-out rule changes and intemperate rhetoric has significantly reduced the number of young people coming to study in the UK from India, reducing both economic growth and the supply of skilled labour.

A badly thought-out rule change has led to nearly all the cars featuring a - frankly - ugly step halfway along the top of the nose.

Previously, this was thought to rule out flare response but it has been shown that appearance of a new lesion on bone scans or plain film within 6 months of initiation of therapy can be a part of the flare response as a result of the healing of previously occult lesions (Ciray et al, 2005).

Armstrong observed: "Given the threat assessment, I think we should rule out staying the night in Ireland and rule out the use of Ashford Castle or Dromoland Castle.

"I think it is quite difficult to see what they are going to do, and I don't think we can rule out the imposition of capital controls.

But do you believe the four?" And R. J. Pazarra said, "I think you can rule out the guys who claim one million miles a year.

"Everyone knows there are places up for grabs and good performances in the County Championship over the next few months will push peoples' claims," said Cook. "I don't think you rule anyone out.

"I don't think you can rule out the Derby," O'Brien said.