Sentence examples for drastic rule from inspiring English sources

The extremes in the current standoff include general managers, sponsors and fans who favor a ban on hits to the head and their old-school counterparts who see such a drastic rule change as potentially robbing the league of its rugged appeal just when its popularity is growing.

Added to the dramatic twists and turns of the race itself were the most drastic rule changes in F1 in over 25 years.

Now, there were advocates for more drastic rule changes who are going to be disappointed because Schumer and Harry Reiddiddidn't go far enough.

"Birth of a Nation" premiered to a rapturous standing ovation at Sundance in January, just as a controversy over an all-white slate of acting nominees rocked the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, prompting drastic rule changes designed to increase inclusion at the organization.

The judge could have turned to a less drastic remedy, imposing rules that would prohibit Microsoft from engaging in illegal practices.

Merkel called for "drastic changes to rules" and declared: "If the euro fails, Europe fails, but we will not allow that".

During his annual press conference on Thursday, the Russian president appeared to rule out drastic measures such as introducing capital controls or reshuffling the government.

One of those decisions left in place a Clinton administration rule forcing drastic reductions in emissions of pollutants by buses and big trucks, even though that action had been opposed by the oil industry.

Still, given that there are obvious and drastic exceptions to this rule, as mentioned above for 3-O and 1-octen-3-ol, and given some variance between the results obtained by different tasks, we do not believe there is any one best solution to estimate perceived distance from behavioral experiments.

As a drastic exception to this rule of task independence, we have recently found (Mishra et al. 2010) that 3-O can be discriminated well from 1-octen-3-ol if larvae had been trained discriminatively, that is, by rewarding one but not the other odor (task iii).

On the surface, the proposed rules seem drastic.