Sentence examples for establish reasonable rules from inspiring English sources

It is time for the N.B.A. and N.C.A.A. to establish reasonable rules that encourage young people to attend college for the sake of education, not N.C.A.A. sports participation.

Besides banning snare traps, "the Department is requesting the authority to establish reasonable rules and regulations regarding the use of humane traps and the treatment of the trapped animals". Wildlife protection groups say banning snare traps will prevent needless suffering and keep other animals safe.

Weiss opened the hearing by stating that the purpose for the new rules is "to establish reasonable controls on demonstrations at the college campuses".

The court ruled on a request from the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers to establish reasonable compensation for the playing of their works.

They establish reasonable time limits for resolving disputes.

Considering the needs of ecologized design, this paper centers on the features of infrastructure products in terms of function, structure and material, etc., and establishes the reasonable rules of ecologized planning, in order to lay the foundation for subsequently developing the favorable methods for the ecologized design of infrastructure products.

As the state of Indiana says in its brief to the Justices, the new rule "establishes reasonable, long-overdue election-security reform in a State highly vulnerable to in-person election fraud".

A number of the suggested best practices, such as creating formal rules of conduct and establishing reasonable time guidelines, appear applicable to in-person meetings as well as virtual meetings.

The first step in establishing reasonable restrictions is to have a reasonable person making them.

Evidently Congress intended by the amendment to section 269 to put an end to the too rigid application, sometimes made, of the rule that error being shown, prejudice must be presumed: and to establish the more reasonable rule that if, upon an examination of the entire record, substantial prejudice does not appear, the error must be regarded as harmless.

(See 3) Make up reasonable rules.