Sentence examples for wide set of rules from inspiring English sources
Compared to other similar software, PSFC stands out with a wide set of rules and options for signal propagation, which makes it possible to use the app for the majority algorithms that could possibly be applied for pathway flow calculations in different biological contexts.
"Default CVSP Rules" This is the default unmodifiable platform-wide set of rules.
But many of the drastic changes in the markets have come about since 2007, when the S.E.C. passed a wide-ranging set of rules, the Regulation National Market System.
VICE spoke to the executive director of the Cannabis Law & Policy Project at the University of Washington, Sam Mendez, to get a handle on the wide-ranging set of rules and regulations on driving with weed, and possession in general.
If the president executes his planned push forward on drone regulation, we could see a wider, more diverse set of rules in place to manage the commercial and private use of the unmanned aircraft.
Arguably the rules until now allowed a much wider set of reasons for sanction withdrawal.
"A wider set of clients is interested".
One man's perfectionism is another's indulgence, and while The Witness is a masterly exploration of the conundrums that exist within a narrow set of rules, the wider message can seem muddled.
The Package Travel Regulations 1992, a much-underrated set of rules, confer a wide range of protection: everything from the certainty that their money is safe if the travel firm goes bust, to the right to expect the holiday company to fix almost any aspect that isn't right (apart from the weather).
Governments should therefore include a comprehensive set of rules regarding a wide range of aspects ensuring that the deployed system works reliably in all environmental conditions and mitigates negative external effects (e.g. light pollution).
In other words, they are required to adhere to and promote a set of rules and standards regardless of the wider environment - even when the conditions of their work impede or prevent their being able to do so.
