Sentence examples for led to rules from inspiring English sources

The 1932 game led to rules changes, as did other championship games that followed.

Rubino offered that the fire, in which a hundred and forty-six mostly female Jewish and Italian immigrants died, was "the single most important event in the history of American reform," because it led to rules about workplace safety, fortified the labor movement, helped usher in universal suffrage, and created a broader awareness of the conditions faced by immigrants.

The horrific collision last March between Boston College's Patrick Eaves and the Merrimack goaltender, Joe Exter, which fractured Exter's skull and left him hospitalized for four weeks, may not have been the catalyst for a rules change this season, but it intensified existing concern over head injuries and has led to rules revisions.

In Athens, ever-increasing popular participation in politics led to rule by demagogy.

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.

A series of fatal accidents that were attributed to fatigue have led to rule changes; however, these were made with little understanding of the driver fatigue (type/level).

James VI's inheritance of the English crown in 1603 led to rule via the Privy Council from London.

For various reasons, the 1st century BC was a time of political and military upheaval, which ultimately led to rule by Emperors.

Such surges lead to rules to reduce congestion.