Sentence examples for a rule adjustment from inspiring English sources

And if not for a rule adjustment by Major League Baseball in 1991 — which only considers no-hitters complete games of at least nine innings — the five-inning, rain-shortened no-hitter by the Red Sox right-hander Devern Hansack in 2006 would have counted for another Varitek no-hitter, too.

As a rule, Artists Space doesn't show student work.

"As a rule Ford adamantly refused to adopt parts and components patented by others," Greenleaf writes.

As a rule, Sony products are sold only through authorised dealers that provide the advice and demonstrations that Sony says customers want.

As a rule, Ballet Theater wisely avoids locking dancers in all-purpose partnerships; each season you can see its principals finding stimulus from new juxtapositions.

As a rule, "Big Fish" is only fleetingly interested in women, and those who do crop up tend to be more fancied than fleshed out.

As a rule, Apple Computer doesn't comment on products before they're announced.

As a rule NIBR does not place restrictions on its postdocs' publications, and the projects are designed to accommodate this.

As a rule, NIH research grants are given out to the people who are in the best position to get the work done.

As a rule, HBO has always released one season of The Sopranos on DVD just before the broadcast premiere of the next.

For years, White has scuttled a rule Congress ordered the SEC to write that would require companies to detail their political spending.