Sentence examples for instituting rule from inspiring English sources

The first began after 1975, when the Khmer Rouge took over Cambodia, instituting rule by murder.

They will meet again in a very competitive formula with organisers instituting rule changes to level the playing field between privateer teams and the factory outfits and the arrival of Michelin as tyre suppliers – which may well suit Lorenzo's smooth style – he was half a second quicker than his rivals in testing.

Long before these guidelines arrived, campuses had begun instituting rules of "affirmative consent".

Goodell would not rule out instituting rules regarding the three-point stance, which linemen use on nearly every play before launching themselves, often headfirst, into opposing players.

In April, San Jose city officials decided to exceed the state's target, instituting rules aimed at a mandatory thirty-per-cent reduction.

To Elen a foot was like a city, an infection was the bad within, and she was its ombudsman; making arrangements, sorting out problems, instituting rules, offering warnings.

The report sheds a harsh light on what it calls the state's lackluster record of instituting rules intended to prevent wrongful convictions.

Sneak Peeks To the Sports Editor: Re "Why Wait to Watch Instant Replay?" Jan . 6 Just as the Securities Exchange Commission has rules against insider trading, the N.F.L. should consider instituting rules against insider viewing during a play.

Re "Why Wait to Watch Instant Replay?" Jan . 6 Just as the Securities Exchange Commission has rules against insider trading, the N.F.L. should consider instituting rules against insider viewing during a play.

"Instituting rules that create de facto segregation by gender is a tacit admission that men are inherently unable to control themselves around women.

In response, the NHL instituted rule changes that were intended to reduce the risk of brain trauma.