Sentence examples for because of rule from inspiring English sources

Because of rule changes allowing more movement and less contact, Jackson and others maintain that the league is less physical.

Both agencies have said that because of rule changes made in the Dodd-Frank financial legislation, the government no longer has tools to help the funds if they face another crisis.

The first thing to note is how the role of the goalkeeper has altered quite dramatically in recent seasons because of rule changes, to the point that the job is almost unrecognisable from the days when I was playing.

Dame Joan Ruddock described a 10-year-old girl with cerebral palsy, unable to walk or even go to the toilet, who faced the prospect of losing her benefits because of rule changes.

That was a contrast to a loss of $734 million, or 17 cents a share, in the period a year earlier, when results were lowered by a $1.7 billion accounting charge the company did not take this year because of rule changes.

The translation of the term λy[y], a representative of the identity function, is mapped by this translation to the identity combinator I (because of Rule 4), as expected.

Both successes were later vacated because of rules violations.

3Win vacated because of rules violations committed by Ohio State during the 2010 11 season.

Select committee evidence is not admissible in court because of rules around parliamentary privilege.

All insisted on anonymity because of rules that prohibit discussing classified information.

That is because of rules on products that also include services as a significant part of their offerings.