Sentence examples for broadened rule from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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.

In 2011, they broadened the rule to ban most hits to the head, strengthened rules against boarding and charging, and authorized stricter suspensions for violations.

In 2003, when George W. Bush broadened the rule to cover State Department aid, he made a point of exempting global H.I.V./AIDS programs.

With the broadened gag rule in force, fewer infants will be born safely, and common medications will become harder to find.

The Supreme Court also broadened the rules to the point where practically every government decision is open to review.

In response Coachella has broadened the rules of its game, booking acts that, the longer you think about them, aren't indie in the slightest.

And the situation is quite likely to get worse now that Washington has broadened its rules of engagement to allow so-called signature strikes, when surveillance data suggest a terrorist leader may be nearby but the identities of all others targeted is not known.