Sentence examples for rule posed by from inspiring English sources

Though the rebellion failed, the threat to colonial rule posed by the Chilembwe revolt compelled the local authorities to introduce some reform.

rule posed a problem for their sport utility vehicles.

For nine hours on December 1st, witnesses held forth on the threat to the rule of law posed by false testimony.

Having home advantage certainly helps their cause but it would be foolish to rule out the threat posed by teams such as India, who are just behind England in the ICC's one-day rankings, and Australia, who have won four of the past five World Cups.

The agency, though, soon identified several safety priorities: rules on the hazards posed by dust from silica, used as a blasting agent, and noise from construction sites, which was causing a growing number of workers to suffer hearing loss.

Beyond areas suggested by the interpleader statute, the Article discusses some issues of substance-specific procedural rules and the problems posed by global settlement funds.

The case was dismissed after the judge ruled that the danger posed by putting your face next to a pile of smoking, sizzling meat and vegetables was "open and obvious".

And it's the EU fuel economy rules which pose by far the biggest problem, investment researcher Evercore ISI said.

A quick read of the Federalist Papers would help Mr. Snuffer understand just how concerned they were about the danger posed by majority rule to personal freedom.

Because of the threat posed by the rule of Maximilian in Mexico, Gen. Philip Sheridan was sent to the border with a large command.

For example, in its Standards for the Use or Disposal of Sewage Sludge, U.S. EPA commented on the environmental risk posed by the rule itself instead of overall environmental issue or pollutant or environmental contaminant being addressed by the action; U.S. EPA nonetheless evaluated risks to children according to the EPA Children's Health Policy (U.S. EPA 1999e).