Sentence examples for be a new rule from inspiring English sources

I feel there should be a new rule, Theresa, that when you talk about bringing back grammar schools, you have to add "and secondary moderns for most children".

I think that there should be a new rule that if Rob Smyth is doing OBO then there will be wickets.

Then the Sun came up with a grunt-o-meter, men got excited, women got cross, and referee Alan Mills called for it to be toned down, even suggesting there should be a new rule to stop it.

One policy approach to limit the tax losses, the GAO suggested, would be a new rule limiting the extent to which the self-employed could deduct Schedule C losses against other sources of income.

There should be a new rule in Synagogues.

It's a new rule.

So there was a new rule with team orders.

There's a new rule in the NHL this year.

"This is a new rule, decided a few days ago and invented by circumstances".

Actually, the document was a new rule devised by one of his enemies, thus causing the followers of the old rule to break away.

There's a new rule concerning when the safety car is out and cars that have been lapped by the leaders move to the back of the queue.