Sentence examples for flag rules from inspiring English sources

In the 2000s, it adopted broadcast flag rules to protect intellectual property rights.

Get rid of any of those three components and the other two disappear as well if the league banned tackling in favor of two-hand touch or flag rules, the fans wouldn't watch, and the money would evaporate.

Set the race length to 3%, turn tire wear off, turn opponent strength to easy, adaptive strength to on, damage to off, collisions to off, and flag rules to off.

The obvious demands from many drivers to have the double waved-yellow flag rule clarified and made explicit in terms of how much they should slow was the clearest example.

"But you also have to have content to make these boxes worth a dime". But staunch opponents of the broadcast flag rule -- which include groups like the American Library Association, the Consumers Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation -- see it as an unprecedented regulatory sledgehammer.

The M.P.A.A. has argued that without the broadcast flag rule, content creators would have no incentive to provide digital content over the airwaves, because people could simply pluck video streams out of the air and redistribute them to millions of viewers over the Internet.

Hamilton's title rival, Vettel, was second, and less than a 10th of a second slower but an intriguing duel at the head of the pack may not materialise since he will start in fifth position as the result of a penalty for breaking a red flag rule on Friday.

Doncaster thought they had levelled two minutes from time but Pattison's raised flag ruled the goal out for offside.

Practices are governed by the University's Financial Aid Code of Conduct and Policy on Education Loans and Federal Trade Commission's Red Flag Rule.

Larry R. Bryant, who drew up the anti-flag rules for his 2,000-student 2,000-student

Abayomi et al. [ 7] acknowledge that other flagging rules or significance thresholds may be required.