Sentence examples for for major rules from inspiring English sources

The S.E.C. has been penalized nine times since 1990 for major rules infractions, more than any other conference.

Last week, somewhat out of character, I wrote about the need for major rule changes in soccer.

And the OMB report provides breakdowns for only three major rules issued during the last fiscal year out of 4,153 final rules published in the Federal Register during that time.

The timing of the new policy on existing power plants is driven in large part by the timetables the Clean Air Act sets for a major rule-making.

Analysts and former administration officials said the White House, sensitive to Republican charges that it was threatening the economy by pushing out dozens of so-called job-killing regulations, reined in the process last year, leaving many major rules awaiting action for months beyond legal deadlines.

Aside from a preference for wines from grapes grown organically or biodynamically, Ms. Feiring has one major rule for pairing wine with highly spiced foods: "Oak and high alcohol don't work," she said.

For example, in June 2015 when the NCAA made major rule changes for the men's division which included shortening the shot clock from 35 to 30 seconds, fewer timeouts and stricter enforcement for resumption of play following a timeout.

The Princeton case is the first major rule infraction for an Ivy League institution since 1974, when Cornell was cited twice: once for violations involving the men's ice hockey team and again for irregularities with the men's basketball team.

The Department of Commerce housed the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN), a major rule-making body for the internet until it relinquished control in 2016 to a multi-stakeholder group.

There have been scandals, major rule changes, instability and down-to-November duels for the titles.

member to make major rule changes.