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The general managers emerged from a Boston hotel ballroom before Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals with a proposal to slightly broaden Rule 48.

Some general managers have spoken in favor of broadening Rule 48 to outlaw all head and neck contact.

The general managers and other N.H.L. officials seemed intentionally vague about how a broadened Rule 48 would work.

The N.H.L. board of governors on Tuesday broadened Rule 48, which governs hits to the head, in an effort to reduce the number of concussions and other serious injuries.

But they chose not to recommend broadening Rule 48, which outlaws blindside hits to the head and checks that deliberately target the head, instead referring the question to a committee headed by Brendan Shanahan, a league vice president.

If we reject petitioners' request for a broadened rule of standing such as this, and reaffirm the holding of Jones and other cases that Fourth Amendment rights are personal rights that may not be asserted vicariously, we will have occasion to re-examine the "standing" terminology emphasized in Jones.

Petitioners first urge us to relax or broaden the rule of standing enunciated in Jones v. United States, 362 U.S. 257, 80 S.Ct.

Mr Rushton admits that it is not the institutional shareholders themselves who have sought to broaden the rules.

This appointment comes at a time when the F.D.A. is under growing drug industry pressure to broaden the rules on how drug makers can market their products.

A proposal being discussed would broaden the rules to allow support for private sector investment, including forms of blended finance, to count.

The group said it might be necessary to broaden existing rules to protect companies from being sued if the new disclosures included forecasts that did not prove to be accurate.