Sentence examples for has implemented a rule from inspiring English sources
Since Ward's death, Nascar has implemented a rule prohibiting drivers from getting out of crashed or disabled vehicles, unless they are on fire, until safety personnel arrive.
To help manage viewers' fear, the team at Wevr has implemented a rule not to include any antagonist "bigger than a small dog" in a virtual-reality scenario.
An example of that is that the executive branch has implemented a rule, not a law, but a rule that allows absentee ballots from overseas military voters to be received up to 10 days after the close of the polls.
Similar to our framework for controlling age-dependent solidarity transfers, the U.S. has implemented a rule that age-based premiums are only allowed to vary within a ratio of 3 (oldest age group) to 1 (youngest) [25].
But because many students have no broadband at home, the school has implemented a rule that teachers can't assign homework that depends on the Internet.
The IOC itself had implemented a rule preventing any athlete suspended for more than six months on a drug violation from participating in the following Olympics, even if the Games took place after the end of the two-year ban.
Since the Germanwings crash, European airlines have implemented a rule that two people must be in the cockpit at all times and Germany has set up a task force with the aviation industry to consider changes to medical and psychological tests for pilots.
He has implemented a tougher scratch rule, which means program numbers -- the means by which a bettor identifies a horse -- can be listed in the handicapper's bible, the preprinted Daily Racing Form.
On to the roundup! - A Catholic high school in New Jersey has implemented a "no cursing" rule for their students.
Onto the roundup! - A Catholic high school in New Jersey has implemented a "no cursing" rule for their students.
"Major cruise lines have implemented a labyrinth of rules that force cruise retailers to display only approved pricing online," said Evan Eggers, president of SureCruise.com, a cruise shopping site, "whereas over the phone, we're allowed to bargain".
