rule 17造句

• In the United States, Rule 17 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure expressly provides that trustees are the real party in interest when it is necessary to sue on behalf of the estate.
• Sproul's infamous Rule 17 required his personal permission for any campus event involving off-campus political figures, a regulation designed to keep the intellectual purity of the UC campuses unsullied by the hurly-burly of real-life politics.
• "At no time before the fixture were we informed by Chelsea that we would be playing on an artificial sand surface and not grass, contrary to the Premier League rule 17 section I, " the Charlton chief executive said.
• A gay-rights case before the U . S . Supreme Court tests how times have changed for the country and for the court itself, which was widely criticized for a ruling 17 years ago that upheld a ban on homosexual sex.
• In the years leading up to the events of 1964, UC President Clark Kerr had liberalized Sproul's Rule 17, but political soapbox oratory still was limited to the " Bancroft strip, " a length of sidewalk at Bancroft Way and Telegraph Avenue.
• Sen . Barbara Boxer, D-Calif ., tried to bring a frozen chicken onto the floor of the Senate to prove that chicken at 26 degrees is actually frozen, but Senate Rule 17 stopped her from bringing any object other than pictures, charts and graphs.
• At the same time, they found Luna Rossa not to have violated Rule 17, which AmericaOne accused it of doing : " A boat that establishes a leeward overlap ( Luna Rossa ) . . . shall not sail above her proper course during that overlap ."
• He argues that the Federal Rules of Criminal Prodecure, Rule 17 ( c ), authorizes the compulsory production of " any books, papers, documents, data, or other objects " to criminal investigators by mere subpoena, and so section 215 merely brought FISA into line with current criminal law.
• Rule 17-2b states : " In stroke play, if a fellow competitor or his caddie attends, removes or holds up the flagstick without the competitor's authority or prior knowledge while the competitor is making a stroke or his ball is in motion, the fellow competitor shall incur the penalty for breach of this rule ."
• Only if advertising is defined more generally to include hiring expensive public relations agents to convert anonymous partners into often-quoted experts, sending newsletters on the finer points of the Employee Retirement Income Security Act to potential clients or announcing by a dignified, properly engraved mailing that a former deputy assistant counsel to a Cabinet department has joined the firm can the establishment bar be described as participating in the revolution the Supreme Court unleashed when it ruled 17 years ago that lawyers have a First Amendment right to advertise.
• Decisions may also rule that specific actions, equipment or fixtures used by a player or implemented by the committee or course are legal or illegal; for instance, most decisions regarding Rule 14-1 define specific actions that are and are not " fair " swings at the ball, and general Decisions on rule 17 define alterations to a flag or attachments to the flagstick that may be made by the course authorities to indicate the relative position of the hole on the green, or aid in distance determination.