Sentence examples for has made rule from inspiring English sources

In recent months, however, the Trump administration has made rule changes that would put more of the pollutants in the atmosphere.

The league has made rule changes designed to reduce injuries; altered its procedures for allowing the resumption of play in games and practices after head injuries; and levied unprecedented suspensions and fines as punishment for what it said was a bounty system used by the New Orleans Saints to reward players for debilitating hits.

China has made rule changes that "pose an immediate danger to U.S. companies," 19 American trade groups and companies wrote in a Jan . 26letter to cabinet members in Washington.

"The problem is that the U.S. has made rules which complicate normal life.

The NCAA countered it is a collaborative joint venture that has made rules in the interest of collegiate sports, thereby maintaining core values key to its fan base of amateurism and an integrated experience of academics and athletics.

I've made rules since the very beginning and I have to stand by them.

He had made rules, and this was one, to look only now.

"I am Scotland manager and I don't think we've made rules.

Your parents have made rules for a reason and nothing is more annoying than disregarding them completely.

"We don't understand why the AFL has made this rule specifically for us considering we've complied with their rules," Ireland said.

The current government has made the rule of law and a stable government as its principal pillars.