Sentence examples for but a recent rule from inspiring English sources

Private companies are not allowed to own agricultural land in Japan, but a recent rule change allows them to lease land from existing farmers.

The singles matchups will be reversed for Sunday's play, but a recent rule change allows either team to make final-day substitutions, even if designated players are uninjured.

The singles matchups will be reversed for Sunday's play, but a recent rule change allows coaches to make late substitutions on the final day.

Johnson was a part of the German team that won the U-21 European title in 2009, but under a recent rule change by FIFA, is still eligible to play for another country, in this case the United States, because he has not played in an official, senior international game.

But HUD rejected the application because of a recent rule change that bars organizations from securing fair-housing grants in consecutive years.

A recent rule change should reduce shortfalls in some cases, the study said.

(A recent rule change barred Studio Heads from being critics. Wise).

Thanks to a recent rule change this year the entire membership of the Academy is invited to vote on entries in the short-film categories.

A recent rule change means that the Bank of Japan is allowed to buy another $600 billion or thereabouts of foreign currency.

They are explicitly forbidden to work in virtually any qualified profession, and a recent rule now also makes it illegal for "stateless aliens" to own property.

A recent rule change published without announcement in the Federal Register gives the government wide latitude to keep noncitizens in detention even when an immigration judge has ordered them freed.