Sentences with phrase «usual rule»

One note to keep in mind is the stock could run low on any items they put on sale, so my usual rule of thumb is that if I would be sad to not get it, I go ahead and order it just in case:).

The cost of maintenance — the usual rule is that homeowners should have it in mind that they will be spending an average of 2 % of their home worth on general maintenance and renovations annually.

The usual rule of thumb for splitting improvements and land is 80 % of the purchase as improvements.

Of course, the usual rule of thumb applies.

Separation of distinct and divisible injuries is not truly apportionment; it is simply making each defendant liable only for the injury he or she has caused, according to the usual rule.

The Court emphasized the «usual rule that litigation is conducted by and on behalf of the individual named parties only» and that the» «mere presence of... allegations» that might, if resolved in respondents» favor, benefit other similarly situated individuals» does not matter.

Those against whom orders are made will not always resist an order, so will not necessarily run up a lot of costs, but this is an important practical point for applicants to remember, not least because it is contrary to the usual rule that a successful party can recover its costs.

An award of costs to ICBC, who is not a party to this proceeding, would constitute a departure from the usual rule that the defendants who were the successful parties in this litigation be awarded costs.

The usual rule for a list of items and a single conjunction is that the conjunction applies to the entire list.

[Footnote 2/20] This was the possibility that the bill would confer power upon district judges to issue process against jailers in remote districts, and thus create departure from the usual rule, in habeas corpus cases as in others, that process does not run beyond the territorial jurisdiction of the issuing court.

For the Court of Appeal, it was appropriate to depart from the usual rule and order that each party bear its own costs.

There is an exception to the usual rule that a copyright holder has complete control over derivative works that applies to music and allows non-copyright holders to make cover versions of a song by paying a royalty set by a tribunal which is established by statute to the copyright holder rather than a negotiated license fee determined in advance of publication.

The usual rule is that claims that are older than 6 years are statute - barred; in contract claims the period runs from the date of the breach of contract, but in tort or negligence claims it runs from the date of the «damage».

The usual rule will prevail that party and party costs on Scale B follow the event.

The usual rule is that a U.S. Defendant can be sued for defamation or similar torts where a statement is intentionally published to by the person being sued.

The usual rule applies: if the first area don't sound good, you've done it wrong.

Otherwise my usual rule is to assume I will be able to charge $ 1,000 per month.

The usual rule of thumb is that you should start considering refinance when you can lower the effective interest rate by 1 % or more.

Juicy Excerpt: The usual rule that a retirement is safe if it does not experience a price crash within the first 10 years may not apply this time around.

The usual rule is that refinancing can be done if the interest rates will be reduced by at least 2 %.

His last two major scores, for Obsession and Taxi Driver, give the films so much formal, emotional, and thematic shape that the usual rule of music serving as accompaniment often seems reversed, and the images, dialogue, and sound effects seem to accompany the scores.

However, when the prospect of a singles night at the exclusive Beaufort House in Chelsea called, my usual rule of no drinking on a school night, went completely (and utterly!!)

The usual rule of thumb is to not give your passwords out, don't publicize personally identifying things and be careful with your financial information.

My usual rule is that it's a bit of a mug's game trying to identify in advance which bill announced in a Queen's Speech will trigger backbench rebellions.

My usual rule of thumb is that when a team makes too much sense, pick a different team.

or some version of a two cities or two kingdom view, should be the most usual rule of thumb for Christian attitudes toward mainstream culture, although each of the other attitudes is sometimes appropriate as well.

I'm making an exception to my usual rule not to write about local issues on my blog today because, well, I'm angry.

First, sacred literatures are, as a usual rule, regarded as in some sense the word of God or the gods, revealed to man.

While the usual rule of thumb is to not change anything about your credit prior to applying for a home loan, adding an additional credit card can be one of the ways to improve your credit since it also lowers your credit utilization.

Of course, some of the usual rules for speaking in public apply: Careful attention to enunciation, pronunciation, vocal quality.

Liverpool, under manager Jurgen Klopp, are well - aware that the usual rules for staging an upset simply don't apply to Manchester City.

Remind your child that all the usual rules about talking to or going anywhere with strangers apply.

The usual rules of a tight - fitting sheet, no blankets, no sleep positioners, no pillows, and no stuffed animals in the crib still apply.

You do, of course, need to observe the usual rules about introducing solid foods to baby — preferably after 6 months of age and offering one new food at a time, to make it easier to spot allergic reactions or digestive problems.

The underlying basis for the Code is the belief that the health of babies is so important that the usual rules governing market competition and advertising should not apply to products intended for feeding babies.

You can make this system even more effective by reversing the usual rules: Instead of giving rewards for good behavior, take them away for bad behavior.

Assuming the usual rules about term limits are observed, of course.

Fort Schuyler said it didn't have to follow the usual rules.

There is little that would put Unite's nose out of joint more than someone who didn't play Scottish Labour according to the usual rules.

The usual rules work fine on Earth — tides rise and fall — and fine in our solar system — planets circle the sun.

And, as the academic «precariat» grows, said Hackmann, referring to postdoctoral researchers who work on successive contracts without the opportunity to become salaried professors, «so do regimes of competition rather than collaboration, and the pressure to play by business as usual rules persists.»

One, the «geodetic effect,» arises because Earth's mass creates a kind of dimple in spacetime that messes up the usual rules of geometry.

At that size, substances shed some of their usual rules of behavior, which is both the magic and the menace of nanotech.

When it comes to bras, the usual rules of exercise are reversed: No pain, very much gain.

«Biotech lab skills can be taught in a simulated industry environment with standard industry equipment and the usual rules and regulations.

Measuring some 15 cm by 13 cm, it's not the biggest clutch around, nor is it the roomiest, but for such a sexy collectible piece that is also really very, very pretty, sometimes the usual rules need not apply.

He has his usual ruling metaphor — spring showers and summer flowers — that he sticks to throughout.

When curling hair with a bubble curling wand, you have to follow usual rules which apply to curling in general:

The usual rules of online dating apply to your Tinder profile.

But Se7en doesn't play by the usual rules.