Sentence examples for widespread rule from inspiring English sources

Telmex is merely one of the more egregious examples of the widespread rule of oligopoly.

Liverpool Victoria, Britain's largest friendly society, was yesterday fined a record £900,000 for 'serious and widespread' rule breaches.

Hence, we used per capita expenditure measure – by far the most widespread rule applied in practice, which assumes that all family members receive the same fraction of household expenditures [ 17].

A year-long Huffington Post investigation has found widespread rule-breaking at several of the largest for-profit college chains, with many institutions systematically preying on the anxieties of potential students, while making false promises about the success rates of their graduates.

American sociologist Rose Weitz once proposed that the most widespread cultural rule about hair is that women's hair must differ from men's hair.

"Living in Utah, there is still a widespread unspoken rule that women should conform to this really narrow little definition of 'perfection,'" the artist, a former member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, told The Huffington PoSaints

Perhaps it is already likely that NATO will leave behind another terrible civil war or a second era of widespread, coercive Taliban rule.

Last July, the Chinese government launched its most widespread crackdown on rule of law advocates in decades, detaining some 300 rights defenders.

But just as real, Mr. Chu and others said, are the factors that hamstring China: widespread poverty, authoritarian rule, a culture shrouded by decades of isolation and poorly understood intentions.

The most widespread supervised learning rule for ANN is the back-propagation of error algorithm [ 15].

There is widespread recognition these rules are no longer fit for purpose.