Sentence examples for rule drop from inspiring English sources

Increased competition saw the cost of a SIM card, which was once $200 or upwards of $1,500 during military rule, drop to below $5 prompting the country's 55 million population to move to mobile en masse.

As a rule, drop-in pitches, particularly those that have been in place for only a few days as this had following a Warriors rugby league match the previous Saturday, will have residual moisture which ought to help the seamers at the start.

The decision to change the way primary school textbooks refer to military rule, dropping the word "dictatorship" was taken by the National Education Council.

The new rules drop a provision that would, in addition, have allowed appeals if an H.M.O.

They called it the one-drop rule: one drop of "black blood" made you black.

The city later relaxed the rules, dropping most of the requirements, including a detailed instruction that drivers "must wear a collared shirt or blouse, without holes, that if it has buttons, must be buttoned except for the top two buttons".

The story ran again in the Sun in 1998 under the headline "Bananas must not be excessively curved" and the Telegraph crowed in 2008: "Bent banana and curved cucumber rules dropped".

Unlike other services that have restrictive rules, drop-in centers typically try to break down barriers and take a "come as you are" approach to engaging youth in services.

Going out every night, playing by your own rules, dropping canned tuna fish into a bowl of Ramen noodles and calling it "cooking".

Fagin has asked whether it is possible to reduce the power of the complementation rule and drop the augmentation rule at the same time and still obtain a complete set.

Lobbyists for the for-profit college industry are pressing the White House hard to weaken the rule or drop it altogether.