Sentence examples for rule calling for from inspiring English sources

In 1919 veiled women in Cairo marched against British rule, calling for independence.

The rule calling for the best armor must be disabled while the second best armor is in place, and yet be reactivated at the right time.

Increasingly politicized, they have recently expanded their repertory to include chants demanding the end of military rule, calling for the death of Field Marshal Tantawi or making lewd insults about the mothers of the ruling generals.

Inspectors were removed from the plant, now owned by Swift & Company, after they found evidence of fecal contamination, a violation of a rule calling for zero tolerance in processing.

So many producers took a writing credit as a droit du seigneur for a few consultations or suggestions that the Screen Writers Guild later instituted a rule calling for compulsory arbitration whenever a producer sought a credit.

The demands, first reported by the New York Times, stem from a federal appeals court decision last week that upheld an FEC rule calling for case-by-case analysis of whether groups must disclose.

The rule calls for an automatic fine of $25,000.

Fifteen years after Hong Kong's return to Chinese rule, calls for universal suffrage are common here.

The rule calls for a two-minute penalty for embellishment of perceived infractions.

The rule calls for the ball to be placed on the lip of the hole, without a penalty stroke.

The rule calls for related cases to have a "similarity of facts and legal issues" or to stem from the "same transactions or events".