Sentence examples for typical rule from inspiring English sources

In a co-op, he explained, the typical rule is that there can be no sale without the approval of the board.

Based on the typical rule that housing costs shouldn't exceed 35% of take-home pay, a couple would need a combined income of £128,000 for this property to be affordable, says Johnson.

"The typical rule in trademark is that an on-the-nose description of what you're selling is not protectable and is in the public domain," said Glenn A. Gundersen, co-chairman of the intellectual property group of the Dechert law firm.

A typical rule is that it must be one rank lower than the card it is played to and opposite in colour for example, to a column headed by a black 6, one may play a red 5, then a black 4, and so on.

A typical rule for sororal polygyny is that the eldest girl in a family marries first and that as they come of age her younger sisters join her as cowives; this was a practice in at least 40 Native American cultures during the 19th century.

The typical rule of thumb is two down quarters in a row, but that is for the economy as a whole, not for individual sectors.

For example, players are told not to follow typical rules of golf etiquette when determining which golfer hits first.

Yeager, who was a longtime member of the N.C.A.A. committee on infractions, also expressed concern about the N.C.A.A.'s looking into issues that occur outside the organization's typical rules purview.

Strain accommodation in passive continental margins does not follow the typical rules used to understand extension in intra-continental extensional basins.

Earlier investigations have shown that stable convergence cannot be ensured if the exponents are selected arbitrarily or based simply on typical rules used for static structural problems.

None of the typical rules apply, pollsters are scrambling and pundits are fumbling.