Sentence examples for put a rule from inspiring English sources

One of the major questions the Chinese leadership has to grapple with is how to put a rule of law into effect.

Lyness added that he believed it would take tax inspectors years before they put a rule in place to block the scheme, according to the Times.

"The vuvuzela certainly polarizes opinion, and we suspect that individual clubs will want to put a rule in place to enable them to ban them should they threaten to become widespread," said Graham Sharpe, a spokesman for William Hill.

The board said today that the F.A.A. had responded in 1997 that it had put a rule in place forbidding the use of a filter, and the board concluded that the F.A.A. had responded positively.

"If you put a rule in front of me, I would break it because it would get in the way of the process of living, and from leaving school up until my first marriage I was a tramp on the streets.

So they put a rule in place ensuring that anyone requiring overseas medical treatment would be taken to Papua New Guinea instead.

If you want to write on plain paper, to keep your writing straight, put a ruled page under it and you should be able to see the lines.

Major League Baseball sometimes puts a rule in place at the minor league level before it takes effect in the majors.

After the annual American Hockey Coaches Association postseason meeting last April, the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Men's Ice Hockey Rules Committee put a new rule, 6-8, into effect, stating that "a player shall not make contact to an opposing player's head or neck area in any manner".

The department put a new rule in place in August 2005, but parts of that rule were tossed out by a court last year.

The Vatican put a new rule into effect on Friday requiring that anyone bringing 10,000 euros (about $14,000) or more into Vatican City declare it to Vatican authorities.