Sentence examples for administration of the rules from inspiring English sources

The league has made special provisions, including placing supervisors in replay booths at each regular-season game, to help the replacements ensure correct penalty enforcement, administration of the rules and operation of the game clock.

The patriarch and the 12 diocesan bishops, with the assistance of community councils in which the laity is well represented, regulate the finances of the churches and schools and the administration of the rules relating to marriage, inheritance, and other matters of personal status.

The R&A, the separate rules body which grew out of the Royal and Ancient club of St Andrews, is responsible for the administration of the rules of golf worldwide, with the exception of the United States, which is governed by the USGA.

In ruling in favor of a challenge by the State of Idaho and Boise Cascade, the giant timber company, Judge Lodge recalled his own earlier scorching opinions in which he had accused the Clinton administration of drafting the rule without adequate attention to local concerns.

Item 4 (time period between administering the rule and the occurrence of a subsequent fall) and item 12 (availability of clinical data following administration of the STRATIFY rule) were excluded as they were not deemed relevant to the STRATIFY rule.

In the closing weeks of the Obama administration, the rules of engagement were changed, meaning it was far easier to call in airstrikes.

In the closing weeks of the Obama administration the rules of engagement were changed, meaning it was far easier to call in airstrikes.

Last year, the Trump Administration relaxed the rules of engagement for the U.S. military's Africa Command that the Obama Administration had put in place to minimize civilian casualties.

The Trump administration loosened the rules of engagement for Somalia in March, handing more authority to ground commanders to carry out airstrikes.

The elections clause, by contrast, does not speak to racial discrimination at all, but addresses the administration of voting rules.

As a practical matter, few analysts expect the Obama administration to rewrite the rules of diplomacy, which have always relied on a mix of public pronouncements, tacit understandings and back-channel talks.