Sentence examples for rule drafted from inspiring English sources

EXACTLY 200 years ago, in the badlands of southwestern Mexico, rebels fighting Spanish rule drafted the country's first political charter.

We expect the Food and Drug Administration to protect us, but languishing at the agency is a proposed rule drafted three years ago to mandate clearer warnings on drugs prescribed to pregnant women.

The competition committee member Jason Spezza said Monday in Montreal that the N.H.L. Players Associationn was looking to make a counterproposal to the rule drafted by general managers earlier this month.

But the administration did take a strong stand on a big source of this kind of pollution in February, when Christie Whitman, the E.P.A. administrator, strongly endorsed a rule drafted by the Clinton administration that would sharply curtail emissions of soot and other emissions from diesel engines.

Forty-one states, including California and New Hampshire, have adopted a model rule drafted by the American Bar Association, or similar provisions, which allow lawyers to unbundle their services and take only part of a case, a cost-saving practice known as "limited-scope representation" that, with proper ethical safeguards, is responsive to new realities.

The proposed plan for self-rule, drafted in partnership with Copenhagen, is expected to pass overwhelmingly.

Inevitably rules drafted in extreme haste will require revision.

The new rules, drafted by the Women's Affairs Ministry, would place those shelters under direct government control.

The third debate could have done with some rules drafted in from Just a Minute – particularly the embargo on repetition.

But the election was run under rules drafted during Syrian control, before Mr Hariri's fatal falling-out with the Syrian regime.

Then, officers at Abu Ghraib sought to give interrogators more freedom and proposed a set of rules drafted by an Army unit that had recently arrived from Afghanistan.