Sentence examples for lead to rule from inspiring English sources
He said Sanderson's death — and whether it should lead to rule changes in professional hockey — would probably be discussed at the league's meeting of general managers in March.
He was asked about the extension of Saban's argument, whether it could lead to rule changes meant to slow the pace of college football, that the game would somehow go back to its ground-and-pound, run-at-all-costs roots.
Sometimes, as with the 2008 Broncos-Chargers game in which Ed Hochuli pre-emptively blew the play dead on a Jay Cutler fumble that he deemed an incomplete pass, it helps lead to rule changes (the N.F.L. became more lenient in continuing action on plays involving fumbles).
While one session title does include the concept of "improving... compliance" with the rule, it looks like some session time will be used by lawyers to explain how to contest Department of Education findings that could lead to rule violations.
Such surges lead to rules to reduce congestion.
Some simple considerations, based on the inner-layer concept, lead to rules of thumb or guidelines for estimating speed-up on hilltops in neutrally stratified flow.
In Athens, ever-increasing popular participation in politics led to rule by demagogy.
Which leads to Rule No. 3: In the Middle East, what leaders tell you in private in English is irrelevant.
And the pressure to make American football safer has already led to rule tweaks: some of the riskiest types of collisions now attract stiffer penalties.
That led to rule changes in the N.F.L., particularly the removal of players with any significant concussion symptom from that day's game or practice.
Five straight titles with Ferrari starting in 2000 led to rule changes in F1 to curb his dominance.
