Sentence examples for rule coming from inspiring English sources

But if Mr Assad junior ever comes to power, he might find the greatest threat to his rule coming not from disgruntled apparatchiks, but from Syria's broken-down economy.

Her switch in policy will more closely align the Scottish Tories with proposals for greater Scottish "home rule" coming from the Liberal Democrats and as-yet-unpublished plans from Labour to greatly increase devolution.

"There's a rule coming in next year that you can only spend a certain percentage of your turnover.

Positive comments from the CEOs of Bank of America and Citigroup certainly inspired hope last week, as well as reports of the "uptick rule" coming back.

"There's a new rule coming in next year that you can only spend a certain percentage of your turnover - they were trying to generate turnover to promote Cardiff City globally.

The Professional Footballers Associationn's Paul Davis is cautious about the chances of a English-style "Rooney Rule" coming into effect in football, despite a "breakthrough" meeting with the Football League.

The rule comes as no surprise.

The rule came into force in 2012.

I wondered how that rule came to exist.

The first test of that new rule came on Tuesday.

And that is how the new rule came to be.