Sentence examples for allowing referees from inspiring English sources

On the one hand, it guarantees competitive fairness by allowing referees to enforce the rules of the game more effectively.

But it was Ferguson's then assistant manager Carlos Queiroz who really elevated the argument, insisting that a rule should be introduced allowing referees to be replaced during games if they are perceived to have made a howler.

Carlos Queiroz, the No2, is also likely to be charged after describing Atkinson as a "robber" and insisting that a new rule should be introduced allowing referees to be replaced during games.

The system would permit coaches two challenges a game and would most likely include a provision allowing referees to review a disputed play within the last two minutes of a game after a coach's challenges had been expended.

The proposed revision of Rule 48 would remove the terms "blindside" and "lateral" from the definition of what constitutes an illegal head shot, allowing referees to call more penalties for head contact than the eight called under the rule last season.

The modified rule allows referees to call a two-minute minor penalty for illegal head contact.

Why allow referees to interpret laws, to use discretion - relying on their individual common sense, fairness and objectivity when many don't have much of any?

The competition committee wants to allow referees to use replay to determine if it is a fumble or an incomplete pass, a call Referee Ed Hochuli got wrong in Week 2 last season, almost certainly costing the San Diego Chargers a victory.

Two rule additions for 2011-12 allowed referees to call a two-minute minor for just about any check to the head and a boarding penalty on anyone who pushes a defenseless player into the boards.

This technological innovation consists of a can with white spray that allows referees to mark the place where the ball,as well as the defensive wall,should be located on free kicks.

In their latest proposals, the N.B.A. agreed to delay that change for one year, which would allow referees to take advantage of the more generous terms if they retired after this season.