Sentence examples for implementing a rule from inspiring English sources

Starting this week, I'm implementing a rule for readers of this column.

"The way those acts were stopped was by implementing a rule that said if you head-butt or bite someone, your opponent gets your paycheck that night," explains Big John McCarthy, who officiated at some of the early UFC events.

Hastings has risen to the task, repeatedly defending the for-profit education industry at critical moments, including the House's attempt to block the Obama administration from implementing a rule that would cut off federal aid to predatory programs that consistently leave students unable to pay back their loans.

Pruitt also has sued the EPA to prevent the agency from implementing a rule that would reduce the amount of ground-level ozone, or smog, which the American Lung Association says is the most widespread pollutant nationwide and one of the most dangerous.

Implementing a rule of requiring two consecutive examinations with no visible retinopathy before switching to a 2 year interval would mean that 40% of all people screened in 2008 would have been eligible to shift, with a reduction of 51,278 screening examinations in 2009 and thus more efficient use of resources.

But his real value was illustrated after the N.F.L. implemented a rule change before the 1974 season.

Baseball soon implemented a rule saying that bat boys and girls needed to be at least 14.

The Women's Division of the D.N.C. implemented a rule mandating an equal number of male and female delegates, in 1920.

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.

However, several air carriers said they would implement a "rule of two" to avoid a pilot being left alone on the flight deck.

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.