Sentence examples for rule enforced from inspiring English sources

Nowhere is this rule enforced more vigorously than at Goldman.

Yet in reality it was an "ad hoc rule" enforced by police "if they felt like it", Perry wrote.

N.B.A. Commissioner David Stern recently said that he would like to see that rule enforced over the full 48 minutes, but the league's competition committee decided otherwise.

Bob's rule, enforced rigorously by his crew, was to stick to an all-liquid diet to avoid the intestinal issues that felled so many riders.

Known as "the black Babe Ruth, Gibsonn is considered to be the greatest player who never played in the major leagues owing to the unwritten rule (enforced until the year of his death) against hiring black ballplayers.

The blackout rule enforced for years before and after 1968 by the A.F.L. and the N.F.L. prohibited viewers from watching their teams play at home for fear that giving away the games on television would hurt attendance.

Only after Islamic rule had become strongly entrenched were stricter rules enforced.

That includes some strange rules enforced in flight in the name of "safety".

The matzo is made under strict kosher rules, enforced by the mashgiach rabbis on staff, who punch a time clock.

A style guide should be much more than a list of grammatical rules, enforced by what Steven Pinker calls "language mavens".

WorldCom, on the other hand, fought to have those same rules enforced.