Sentence examples for formalized rules from inspiring English sources

It was the English who first formalized rules for the sport called "the beautiful game," but the country is less known these days for the gracefulness its athletes show on the soccer field than for the ugliness its rabid supporters cause off it.

With regards to cheating, universities have formalized rules as well as standard procedures for violators.

Drones are a nascent technology, and countries haven't yet formalized rules to govern their use.

In the theatre, formalized rules were cast aside to allow for much more individualistic and passionate expression.

Because of the formalized rules of Egyptian art, the lotus (Nymphaea), sacred to the goddess Isis, and papyrus, both of which were easily conventionalized, were the plant materials depicted almost exclusively for 2,000 years.

The Act denied any offshore wind projects until the MMS came up with formalized rules for their development.

There is less agreement about proposals to formalize rules for the management of monetary policy.

One proposal from regulators would formalize rules limiting contact between bankers and analysts, and bar analysts from attending so-called road shows where bankers and companies market securities to investors before selling them in an offering.

Dr. Jesse, the veterans department official, said that formalizing rules on medical marijuana would eliminate any future confusion and keep patients from being squeezed between state and federal law.

In a move to make good on one of President Obama's campaign promises, Julius Genachowski, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, will propose Monday that the agency expand and formalize rules meant to keep Internet providers from discriminating against certain content flowing over their networks, according to several officials briefed on his plans.

In April, the bill was rejected by one vote on the final day of the legislative session, by state representatives who feared that the international treaty – which formalizes rules between nations for child support payments across borders – would subject Idaho to foreign laws, in particular those with underpinnings in Islam.