You may use "establish rule" in written English.
For example, you might write, "Our company decided to establish a rule that all employees must arrive to work on time."
Nobody's been able to establish rule of law or end rampant corruption.
The Juchen went on to defeat the Song and, as the Jin dynasty (1115 1234), establish rule over North China.
The indictments were handed down four years after Mr. Fox was elected on promises to make a clean break from the rule of the PRI, establish rule of law and deliver truth and justice to the victims of past government abuses.
The U.S. government's spending to establish rule of law has dramatically accelerated under the Obama administration, from an estimated $7 million in fiscal year 2002 to an estimated $411 million in fiscal year 2010.
Chen Guangcheng urged authorities in Beijing on Thursday to prosecute "lawless" officials who harassed and abused the self-taught lawyer, his family and supporters, saying such prosecutions could help China establish rule of law.
Expecting God's Kingdom to establish rule on earth and for the saints to be raised to heaven in 1918, Rutherford wrote in January of that year: "The Christian looks for the year to bring the full consummation of the church's hopes".
A remedy could be the one recommended by Mr Lamfalussy in his recent report on European securities regulation: to establish rule-making committees in charge of filling gaps in financial directives that are left deliberately open.
Should our department establish rules about such things?
Smarter companies are asking the government to establish rules.
They establish rules for building offshore rigs safely, for example.
His organization was founded after the 1965 blackout to establish rules and procedures to prevent repetitions.
