Sentence examples for introducing these rules from inspiring English sources

So I think that Parliament should be very grateful to Mr Ford for introducing these rules now.

Britain has little leeway in deciding whether to introduce these rules, which, for instance, include those on electronically tagging sheep.

Stuart Luke, the head of public law and community care at Bhatia Best Solicitors, said: "Since 2013 when the Home Office introduced these rules about age assessment I have seen an increase in these cases.

They, and the other Premier League clubs, three of whom will be relegated at the end of the season, have been allowed to introduce these rules with no reference to the wider game and no involvement of the governing body, the Football Association.

The idea of (just) introducing these fiscal rules and not doing these reforms is a joke". The comments will fuel an already highly charged political debate in Britain about which party has the best plans for tackling a budget deficit that the Fund predicts will hit more than 13% of GDP – about £200bn – next year.

"Coffee shops and their lawyers will go to the court at once when a town starts to introduce these new rules," he explained, "meaning the mayor will be on trial defending these rules laid upon him".

The second session involved creating the exposure hierarchy and introducing the rules for ritual prevention.

This probably isn't why officials are introducing these rules let's not give them too much credit but it's a pretty useful side effect.

He also asked for a gentle, two-year acclimation period for introducing the rule.

Let us now introduce the rules of the dialogical games.

Enfield Council, north London, has written to Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke for clearance to introduce the rules.