Sentence examples for introduced this rule from inspiring English sources

"And because Jeffrey was about to become the bishop of Southwark and Rowan [Williams, the former archbishop of Canterbury] didn't want another furore... they shafted Jeffrey yet again and introduced this rule that you couldn't be in a civil partnership, which of course Jeffrey is".

Nearly 300,000 drone owners have registered since the government introduced this rule in early January.

"If we introduce this rule, we'll never get rid of it," he complains.

Formula E made the decision to introduce this rule after it was deemed impractical to swap the batteries during a pit stop.

Prepositions are also weak words to have at the end of a sentence or clause, the most emphatic position.[8] Robert Lowth, along with John Dryden, is best known for introducing this rule to keep prepositions and their objects together.

"I thought he had a poor 45 seconds," said the assistant manager Kenny Black after Bradford's 2-1 vintory, in a direct snub to the new rules introduced this season for the re-formatted Football League tournament which now features Under-23 academy sides from Premier League and Championship clubs.

Under Premier League rules introduced this season, players must leave the pitch after suffering a head injury.

"The new rules introduced this season were designed to ensure no risks to players' health were taken," McCabe said in a statement. .

Under Premier League rules introduced this season, the final say over whether players who suffer head injuries are substituted now rests with club doctors.

The new format — the most significant rule change introduced this season — is the response to sentiments that too many games were going to a shootout.

When reformed capital-adequacy rules are introduced, this is an area that will need to be monitored rigorously.It is the same with rating agencies, the whipping boys of the crisis.