Sentence examples for a change of rule from inspiring English sources

His argument that a change of rule in Iraq would quell terrorism is similarly questioned, undercut by a rewritten State Department assessment that now concedes an increase in terrorist incidents.

The Debut Prize for young writers underwent a change of rules in 2011 that extended the age limit from 25 to 35.

Clint Eastwood and other Oscar hopefuls are unlikely to grace this year's Baftas after a change of rules rendered their films ineligible.

Urging a change of rules, the investors argue that they breach the terms of the revised EU takeover directive, which came into force on May 20 and limits protectionist, state-initiated moves.

The film sparked a national conversation about sex slaves – including the creation of a website launched by the Age – and inspired a change of rules at the AFI awards after a public outcry when the film was initially deemed ineligible because of its unconventional distribution.

"A change of rules does affect the finances of the club, but it does not affect our passion".

"With a change of rules, with an extra man in the circle, as a batting unit you can put fielding teams under a lot of pressure.

Here too, a change of rules could balance the economic interest of the community with the societal interest of a more efficient electricity system.

There was a change of rules introduced in 2003, which included granting two points for head shots and an additional point for an eight-count knockout [ 1].

And he hinted that "that may require a change of the rule" advanced nearly 40 years ago in Abood v. Detroit Board of Education.

The dispute might be dismissed as a turf fight, except fears are growing that opponents of the new ethics office might try and neuter it in a change of House rules next January.