Sentence examples for blocking rules from inspiring English sources

Tackling and blocking rules were modified to increase offense and improve player safety.

In the late 1970s, blocking rules were liberalized, and the N.F.L. introduced illegal-contact rules to protect receivers downfield.

"We're not sure if we'll be forced to rely upon their content blocking rules and if those will be as good as the ones we currently have which are pretty good," he adds.

The Tracker Protection List standard put forward by Microsoft and now a feature of Internet Explorer 9 shows good potential for giving consumers specific control over third party cookies as used by web beacons, but this currently has some weaknesses, especially the ease by which blocking rules can be overridden.

Regulatory pay-go would put a cap on regulatory success, blocking rules that are needed to address longstanding threats and new ones.

This orthology computation was based on that described and implemented for the genome sequence of Nematostella [ 30] with further refinement of the blocking rules.

I just saw the new blocking rule pop up for the first time.

She said her organization filed four lawsuits Oct. 27 against towns in Ohio to block rules governing political signs that the group considers onerous.

In a victory for the makers of frozen pizzas, tomato paste and French fries, Congress on Monday blocked rules proposed by the Agriculture Department that would have overhauled the nation's school lunch program.

Hokin is chief investment officer of DH2, which gained notice for hiring now jailed lobbyist Jack Abramoff and unsuccessfully suing federal regulators to block rules limiting profits from market timing of mutual funds.

Rep. Buerkle has faced scrutiny by LCV for her "votes to block rules limiting toxic mercury pollution that causes birth defects, respiratory illnesses and premature deaths".