Sentence examples for enact a rules from inspiring English sources

Mr. Biden could have to judge whether the Constitution and Senate precedents allow Democrats to use a simple majority vote to enact a rules change on the first day of Congress rather than gather the 67 votes typically required.

He could conceivably try to enact a rule change with a simple majority — a tactic known as "the nuclear option".

If adopted, the amendment would require federal regulators to enact a rule mandating audible alerts within three years.

Owners declined at a meeting in October in New York to enact a rule requiring players to stand for the anthem.

The owners can accept or reject a proposal or enact a rule change not proposed or recommended by the committee.

That opinion prompted the judiciary to enact a rule to deprioritize the use of bail, prevent courts from setting unaffordable bail and ensure that bail be used only to secure reappearance in court, not to address public safety.

Can we have such a rule?... Sheila Strasser, Great Neck, N.Y. A. Stuart Saft, a Manhattan lawyer who is chairman of the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, said that it is unlikely that a condo board can enact a rule limiting the number of units owned by an individual.

The group believes the NFL will soon enact a rule that will penalize a player 15 yards for using the N-word on the field during a game.

It's true that Republicans could enact a rule change with a simple majority that would wipe out the filibuster Jonathan Chait of New York and other people think this will happen very soon, whoever wins on Tuesday.

Once you're in your new small space, enact a rule to keep your stuff from accumulating: Every time something comes in, something has to go.

Even though it is not an official rule, many players choose to enact a rule stating that a player must forfeit the game if he or she is unable to move any pegs during a turn.