Sentence examples for nationwide rules from inspiring English sources

Until the 1970s, few nationwide rules governed the selection of delegates to the Republican National Convention.

He said the authorities would not introduce new policies as such and stressed that the nationwide rules still stood.

Nationwide rules issued in 1998 were more generous, permitting up to five flies depending on the grade of the toilet, the state-run Beijing Daily reports.

Energy regulators proposed nationwide rules today for power sales aimed at preventing a repeat of last year's energy crisis in California and other Western states.

Ms. Melling said her organization has been successful representing inmates denied the procedure, although she said there are no nationwide rules.

WASHINGTON — President Obama will announce tough new nationwide rules for automobile emissions and mileage standards on Tuesday, embracing standards that California has sought to enact for years over the objections of the auto industry and the Bush administration.

As Scalia said, "They're arguing for a nationwide rule which applies to states other than California, that every state must allow marriage by same-sex couples.

But while many other departments, especially larger metropolitan agencies, gradually followed New York's lead on forbidding firing into moving cars, no similar nationwide rule or law has emerged.

The president promised a nationwide rule on the four pollutants during last year's campaign, then backed away from that pledge after taking office.

required nationwide codified rules only with the advent of the railroads, when teams from one town could play teams from another.

But in "Possession," which opens today nationwide, the rules of romantic comedy have been laid out for him by a literary intelligence to which he properly defers, and what results is an unusually smart and credible example of the genre.