Sentence examples for change its rules from inspiring English sources

STEVE NELSON Washington, Mass., Feb. 29, 2012   If the Senate is going to change its rules, it can do better than adopting a "delay but don't filibuster" rule.

Meanwhile, South Korea has increased troop numbers on Yeonpyeong and says it will change its rules of engagement to allow it to respond more forcefully to similar incidents.

In October, the association announced that effective this school year it would change its rules to accommodate religious days of observance when scheduling state competitions.

Fifa has told the Football Association it can change its rules on retrospective punishment to avoid situations like the one involving Mario Balotelli at Arsenal.

Direct Edge has so far not backed down, but says it will change its rules to comply with any changes made by the SEC.

A similar proportion (26%) said leaving the EU should be a priority if it does not change its rules on allowing people to come to the UK.

The financial crisis forced the Federal Reserve to change its rules so that it can provide emergency lending to all banks.

The governing body also said it will not change its rules to let six other suspended players feature.

The Football Association may change its rules after admitting it is powerless to intervene in the future of convicted rapist Ched Evans.

Marriott said it encourages the FCC to change its rules "to eliminate the ongoing confusion" and "to assess the merits of its underlying policy".

It is offering incentives to lenders using funds from the 2009 Troubled Asset Relief Program — and it has urged F.H.F.A. to change its rules.