Sentence examples for rule has evolved from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, in large part because of that one requirement, another rule has evolved; honorands' names never are revealed in advance and they are cautioned into keeping mum, lest they not turn up for some reason at the last moment and thus are disqualified.

Over time, the offside rule has evolved to ensure a good balance of play (at one stage it was so tough that no goals were being scored!); by 1925 FIFA amended the rule so that only two players had to be between the attacker and the goal.

The set of rules has evolved over 26 years and it's difficult to come in, in a fell swoop, with a complete overhaul.

An elaborate network of visual rules has evolved to preserve this romantic notion of London, and in particular the status of St Paul's which became, during the blitz, an icon of national resilience.

Many rules have evolved over the years to protect incumbent boards and managements from becoming accountable.

But Qatar played down the changes to policy, stating that the rules had "evolved with the airline's growth".

The rules have evolved beyond the original scope as the EU has evolved and the interaction between rules on residence and social security coordination becoming increasingly complex.

Our paper first explains that the SEC's disclosure rules have evolved over time in response to increased shareholder interest in some types of information about their companies.

The producer-only rules have evolved as Greenmarket has, said Bob Lewis, a state agriculture official and a co-founder of Greenmarket in 1976.

Since the 1950s, world records have been kept only for distances measured in meters, and training methods and rules have evolved to such an extent that racing times have been significantly lowered.

Sex, power and the media is a familiar mix in French political life, an intricate game in which the rules have evolved since the Strauss-Kahn scandals broke, in New York, Paris and Lille.