Sentence examples for an important rule from inspiring English sources

At the same time it was negotiating the state management plans, the Bush administration was quietly revising an important rule in the Endangered Species Act.

As a result of last year's law, the Department of Homeland Security has proposed an important rule requiring thousands of chemical facilities to implement security measures meeting 19 risk-based performance standards.

Not flying drones while drunk or on drugs is perhaps and obvious but an important rule — and likewise to leave the drone at home if the weather is bad, including high winds or reduced visibility.

In close-knit communities, there is a high level of primary control, so if a member breaks an important rule, that member is in significant danger of exclusion from the group.

Your July 1 editorial about the Obama administration's leaving in regulatory "purgatory" a host of federal rules to protect the public doesn't mention an important rule: banning menthol as a flavor in cigarettes.

Walsh was also an excellent reminder of an important rule in American politics: refrain from criticizing the other party for fiscal irresponsibility until you can work out a resolution of that child support issue.

It is now assumed, says Kyle Danish of Van Ness Feldman, a law firm, that any important rule issued by the EPA will prompt multiple legal challenges.

The three-factor rule describes an important principle underlying discriminated response learning at a synaptic level.

"But the public file is an especially important rule," he said, because the information it contains provides critical insights into how the station functions.

"It's a very important rule — there are over two million workers exposed to silica," she said.

"He said, 'There is a very important rule among us athletes' -- that's what he said," Mikhalkov recounted.