Sentence examples for rule dictates that from inspiring English sources

She and Kintner had strong hopes of competing in Beijing together because a cycling rule dictates that the four top-ranked countries are allowed to send two women to the Olympics.

According to university lore, the pasture was where students grazed their horses in the late 19th century; a standing university rule dictates that the president, or "prexy," has sole rights to the area for livestock grazing.

NEWARK — No hard, fast rule dictates that an orchestra has to engage in elaborate sleight of hand when presenting an unfamiliar work; still, there is something to be said for creating a useful context.

McMahon, who said Friday that he was waiting for an official ruling from higher baseball authorities on the subject of switch-pitching to switch-hitters, said that the way he understood it, "the rule dictates that the hitter establish the box and the pitcher establish the throw, and then each team can make one move, and then it's play ball".

The well-worn theory known as the 1% rule dictates that the number of people creating content within an Internet community represents only about 1% of the people consuming it.

The rule dictates that the Si/Al atom substitution in these systems tends to minimize the number of such Al O Al bonds, thus minimizing the total energy of the system.

The FFP rules dictate that clubs must effectively break even from 2011-12 onwhens, when monitoring begins.

Official rules dictate that ministers must declare all gifts valued at more than £140.

Unfortunately for the Giants, rules dictate that teams give the ball to the other side after four downs.

Or is it that Hollywood rules dictate that Changez has to be a nice guy: a "reluctant" hero?

Baseball rules dictated that Mariano Rivera earn the save in last night's 5-4 Yankees victory over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays.