Abstract
The templates and subtemplates in this chapter constitute a formal definition of the constrained natural language used for rule statements in this book. One or more templates is provided for each type of rule statement listed in <a class=cLink queryStr=?_fmt=high&_origin=article&_docanchor=defaultINDEX_LINK_ANCHORm
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