Sentence examples for aging rule from inspiring English sources

The aging rule was created in the late 1940s in response to outbreaks of typhoid fever linked to cheese.

The Food and Drug Administration began a comprehensive review of the 60-day aging rule in 2009.

The agency also said it was reviewing the aging rules in light of evidence that the 60-day period might not be effective.

Now, they are refusing to retire — call it the aging sportsman rule.

But fortunately, there's that Ice Age rule.

The age rule must stay, so cross those wrinklies from the list.

Some blame parents, some blame the academies turning out robot players, some the age rule.

These days, smaller and easier is considered better, and the Rhodes violates every information-age rule of portability and convenience.

The minimum-age rule for these championships requires a gymnast to be at least 15 by Dec. 31, 2003.

Last May, the aviation agency rejected an appeal by a group of pilots seeking an exemption to the age rule.

And because Olympic soccer has an under-23 age rule for men, this result augurs well for the nation's prospects.