Sentence examples for put rules from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the health department was able to put rules for chain restaurants into place.

The government recently put rules in place restricting factories from making large-scale layoffs without giving the government notice.

"I think FIFA has put rules in place so if players become available through FIFA rules then it's only right that the FA look into it," Gerrard said.

The guidelines would put rules in place to prevent Apple from facilitating price-fixing among publishers, or from retaliating against publishers that refuse to bend to its terms.

In the mid-1980's, Criterion -- which specializes in restoring classic films and lacing them with scholarly commentaries -- put "Rules of the Game" out on laser disc.

Canadian regulators last year put rules in place to limit both dark pools and high-frequency trading firms, which hit exchanges with tens of thousands of orders each second in order to take advantage of small discrepancies in stock prices.

Some owners also put rule-breakers out on the curb, with no alternative housing, which can lead to crime and an outcry from neighborhood homeowners.

"The best we can expect is somebody who will depoliticize the Justice Department and put rule of law first, even when pressured by some of the administration.

In response, Dawson said: "Some of the comment has been inflammatory and it's perhaps put rule-making onto the negotiating table.

Simply put, rule of law correlates negatively with adverse health outcomes IMR, MMR and CVMR and DMR but positively with LE.

"Bernanke is more ad hoc than Yellen, I'd say, more about putting rules on hold," Mr. Taylor said.