Sentence examples for rule established by from inspiring English sources

She will retain the counter-cyclical fiscal rule established by the outgoing government of Ricardo Lagos.

This was a violation of the Brady Rule, established by the Supreme Court, in 1963, to insure fair trials.

The Brady rule, established by the Supreme Court in 1963, is supposed to be an important check on that power.

Two years ago at the class dance, a parent defied the "no limo" rule established by Seth Weitzman, principal of Hommocks Middle School in Larchmont, N.Y.

A Andrew S. Berkman, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that the powers of a co-op board are subject to what is known as the business judgment rule established by the New York State Court of Appeals.

Here is an example of a rule, established by the Supreme Court in Roper v. Simmons in 2005: If you commit murder even hours before your 18th birthday, you cannot be put to death for your crime.

Erased net neutrality rules established by the FCC under Obama.

Standards and rules established by the air control board have often been emulated by other states.

Under rules established by the Beijing Organizing Committee, the tickets cannot be resold by commercial brokers.

Under the rules established by Judge Millette, Mr. Muhammad's legal team can advise him as "standby counsel".

The rules established by the All-England Ladies Lacrosse Associationn are universally accepted by other nations.