Sentence examples similar to prompt rules from inspiring English sources

"I hope the ordinance will prompt new rules on the nation's smoking culture".

Schumacher's victory for Ferrari at the 2002 Austrian Grand Prix is what prompted the rules to be changed to outlaw team orders.

The eligibility battle was prompted by rules limiting participation in college athletics by students who do not enroll in a United States college until after they are 21.

The Birmingham move has been prompted by rules requiring UK banks to ringfence their high street operations from their investment banking arms, as outlined by Sir John Vickers in his report on banking in 2011.

The federal agriculture department did investigate mortalities on the MV Al Messilah, prompted by rules that require exporters to report all incidents where more than 2% of livestock on board have died.

Nor, according to Cui, do the silicon nanowires appear as susceptible as graphite to typical failure mechanisms that cause safety problems (including fires that prompted new rules from the U.S. Department of Transportation this week limiting lithium batteries in checked luggage).

This is the case for humans along with other animals; but for humans that brief window may be enormously expanded by verbally formulated prompts or rules, such as Last time when I did my homework, I got a smile from the teacher; I want that again.

We could only imagine the family fights that prompted that rule.

"By prompting a rule on how the decision will be made — by unanimity, majority or delegation — you can significantly influence what will be decided," note the authors.

That prompted a rule change ahead of the Hungarian race.

Devotion to productivity also prompted another rule: no romantic relationships on campus.