Sentence examples for rule placing from inspiring English sources

What Rose did to baseball was break its cardinal rule, placing 412 wagers on games between 1985 and 1987, including 52 on the team he was managing, the Reds, according to an investigation ordered by A. Bartlett Giamatti, then the commissioner.

Do you think the new rule placing kickoffs at the 35 will survive after this season?–Posted by Dave, Connecticut Yes, I do, because it is having exactly the effect the N.F.L. wanted when it voted for it: reducing the number of collisions on kickoffs.

But when the democratic opposition, led by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, won 80percentt of the vote, the junta ignored the results and continued to rule, placing Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi under house arrest and cracking down on dissent.

Last week, the administration made good on one of Trump's first acts in office — to widely expand what is known as the "global gag rule " — placing draconian restrictions not only on the operations of family planning organizations, but even on health workers dealing with issues unrelated to abortion and reproductive rights, such as malaria and HIV/AIDS.

Under this general rule, placing your occupancy limit at four could be interpreted as overly restrictive, and as a result could be viewed as having a discriminatory effect on families with children.

Perhaps manageable for JPMorgan Chase, but such an extraordinary digression from traditional banking methodology has become, by example, and with the support of the likes of an Alan Greenspan springing to the aid of the Wall Street Brigade proclaiming there is no need to return to the Glass-Steagall Bank Act and by extension its Volcker Rule, placing our entire financial system at risk.

Essentially, the Byrd Rule places two important restrictions on the use of reconciliation.

David Michaels, OSHA's director, asserted that the new rule placed little additional burden on companies.

Calibration for the pixel size was performed using a graduated rule placed in front of the specimen.

Mandatory disclosures are those required by law, and the Privacy Rule places no limit on the amount of information disclosed.

This is especially remarkable, as children of substance-abusing parents (e.g. heroin abuse) are, as a general rule, placed into foster care early in life.