Sentence examples for Government rule from inspiring English sources

Regulation, in government, rule or mechanism that limits, steers, or otherwise controls social behaviour.

In 1954 the province was reunited, and Liaoning was brought under direct central government rule.

Xinjiang has seen repeated violence as Uighurs have bristled under what they say is repressive Chinese government rule.

Insei, ( Japanese: "cloistered government") Rule by retired emperors who have taken Buddhist vows and retired to cloisters.

Q: Will the government rule out revoking citizenship for the fighters currently engaged in the Middle East?

JetBlue and Delta want temporary exemptions from a new government rule that will limit the time airline passengers can be held on the tarmac.

All three declared that they had strong faith in the government rules and regulations governing new GM crop development.

Individuals may be imperfect decision-makers, but they still possess more information than faraway government rule-makers.

Historically, the biggest enemy of big banks hasn't been government rule-making but rather missteps by banks.

[Inside Climate News] In a reflection of a familiar divide, the Republican-led House approves a bill that would freeze major government rule-making until the unemployment rate drops to 6 percent.

Not only does Facts Up Front enjoy broad consumer support, it is happening much more quickly and effectively than if done through a mandated, protracted government rule-making process that would take years and cost American taxpayers millions of dollars.