Sentence examples similar to three year rule from inspiring English sources

This is known, in the humanities, media studies, and among cultural theorists as the "thirty year rule".

I suspect the reason governments haven't dealt with this scandal is because of what might be called "the five year rule".

There are Thirty Year Rule documents that now prove this.

This sense of security became known as the Ten Year Rule.

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But this is the task in front of Jack Dorsey if he is to avoid the Eight Year Rule.

This is what I call the Eight Year Rule, and it has profound impacts on digital initiatives.

(For a complete description of the Eight Year Rule see: Giannetto, David F. (2014), Big Social Mobile, New York, NY: Palgrave Macmillan.

But remember, companies succumb to the Eight Year Rule because of their executive's inability to change, to see their invention through a new lens.

Some recent historians have taken a more favourable perspective of Chamberlain and his policies citing government papers released under the Thirty Year Rule.

The act made the current five-cent piece and silver dollar exceptions to the twenty-five yearulele; they were made eligible for immediate redesign.