Sentence examples for a revised rule from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, there has been no sign of progress on a revised rule since then.

But a revised rule, approved in 2001 and put in for 2003, allowed the field one false start.

Companies with pension plans totaling more than $1 trillion will be required to describe their basic investment strategy under a revised rule issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.

During the first years of the Franciscans, the example of Francis provided their real rule of life, but, as the order grew, it became clear that a revised rule was necessary.

In an interview, Mr. Kraus said he thought the circuit court wrongly thought the S.E.C. had not tried to follow its previous rulings, because the judges were not fully aware of the work the staff had done in trying to comply, work that in some cases never became public because the commission did not choose to propose a revised rule.

Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, a Catholic who championed the original contraception mandate, has indicated that the administration hopes to have a revised rule ready "in the near future".

Well, here's the outline (to my agent: longer treatment available on request) for a revised "Rules" applicable to any First Spouse wishing to use the job to maximum reward and effect.

In September, a Federal District Court in South Dakota issued a preliminary injunction against the revised rule, arguing that the original law applied only to fees charged after the account was opened.

Violation of the revised rule would trigger a 15-yd unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty.

Students then create revised rule books for a sport in their school based on their understanding of Title IX and write a related article for the school newspaper.

Most fans will overlook the nuances of the revised rule — which hinges on a single missing plate appearance — and simply see baseball stripping a cheater of an honor.