"remove the rule" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to take away or eliminate a regulation or guideline. Example: "The school board has decided to remove the rule banning students from using cell phones during class."
We remove the rule breakers from HARO".
You remove the rule of law and there is no place for democracy," he said.
Either way, you can be reasonably confident that the judiciary and the Queen's representative in Canada would frown on any attempt by Trudeau to impose a state of emergency and effectively remove the rule of law for nearly a full year.
Press Delete to remove the rule.
It is frequently said that the point is not to remove the rules themselves, just change the authority to something a little less heavy-handed.
This procedure applies the RST to extract IF-Then rules from the linguistic land degradation datasets, and to refine the extracted rules through remove the rules with low support value for FRBIS implementation.
The Senate voted 50-48 in favor of S.J. 34, which would remove the rules and, under the authority of the Congressional Review Act, prevent similar rules from being enacted.
By challenging that authority as illegitimate, Pai can characterize his move to remove the rules as slapping the wrist of an overreaching agency, even though the effects of that slap will be far-reaching.
The study found few differences, and the S.E.C. then removed the rule.
A subsequent constitutional change removed the rule that the leader needed "learning and piety as required for the function of marja".
1.30pm: Labour's Meg Munn says removing the rule requiring 24 hours' notice before children have detention could put children at risk.
