Sentence examples for enacted a rule from inspiring English sources

But that's precisely what happened when California enacted a rule known as TB-117 back in the 1970s.

The ruling may have the most profound impact on the British Olympic Association, which in 1992 enacted a rule similar to the I.O.C.'s.

This year, federal officials enacted a rule that penalizes airlines with hefty fines if planes are kept on the tarmac for more than three hours.

The N.C.A.A. also enacted a rule prohibiting the hiring of noncoaching personnel in men's basketball linked with a player two years before or after the player's enrollment.

President Emomali Rakhmonov has enacted a rule that will allow him to remain in power until 2020 if re-elected next year.

On the heels of Minersville School District (Pennsylvania) v. Gobitis (1940), in which the Supreme Court upheld (8 1) the school district's expulsion of two students for refusing to salute the flag on the basis of religious grounds (the children were Jehovah's Witnesses), West Virginia enacted a rule in 1942 that required students to salute the U.S. flag.

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.

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.

Which is why the Financial Accounting Standards Board FASBB) should hold its horses and pull back from enacting a rule that would require publicly traded companies to expense stock options.

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.