Sentence examples for use these rules to from inspiring English sources

Britain fears that Germany may want to use these rules to set up Frankfurt as a significant rival to London.

Others made less sense, such as the worry (fanned by many NGOs) that rich countries would use these rules to trample on poor countries' sovereignty.

Just over 8,000 companies authorised in other EU states use these rules to do business in the UK – which could be seen as a sign that the passporting rules are also important to non-UK firms.

The next thing is to discover and use these rules to enable other networks to self-organise in an "intelligent" fashion without human intervention for example, to link up a swarm of robots exploring a dangerous environment, so that they can talk to each other and relay information back to base.

Finally, we use these rules to design a plug-in PEM fuel cell city bus and present performance results obtained by on-road testing.

Hence, for the practitioners it is not always easy to select and use these rules to support the decision making process.

We used these rules to design an in silico model (available at http://www.lcb.cnrs-mrs.fr/CSPD/), allowing an effective and accurate prediction of sites and of proteins more prone to carbonylation in the E. coli proteome.

MapNext uses these rules to detect SNPs from population sequences.

This demonstrates that Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines and India have used these rules to promote access for their domestic producers to foreign and regional markets.

We have also used these rules to retrospectively reanalyse the original HFA screen-derived primary data, in order to eliminate differences in data processing from our comparison.

We then used these rules to predict N-glycosylation of NXS/T sequons created in the human genome by non-synonymous single nucleotide variation (nsSNV).