Sentence examples for rule promulgated from inspiring English sources

Such sentiments gave rise to the famous M'Naghten Rule, promulgated in 1843 by the British House of Lords.

The rule, promulgated by the California Air Resources Board, would require switching to a fuel with 97percentt less sulfur.

That is still well above the pre-crisis level and also above the "sustainable investment rule" promulgated by Gordon Brown.

He strongly supported the "Goldwater Rule" promulgated in the APA's Principles of Medical Ethics, barring psychiatrists from offering professional opinions regarding anyone they have not personally examined.

The E.P.A. says that the rule, promulgated under the Clean Air Act, would account for 85percentto90percentcent of the country's emissions of heat-trapping gases, although small manufacturers would be exempt.

"Any environmental protection rule promulgated at any time in the past may be repealed by this Administration, as well as any science or technical document ever published by EPA," she wrote.

In comparison, "in a European parliamentary system, a new rule or regulation promulgated by a bureaucracy is subject to scrutiny and debate...

On the downside are the tire rules promulgated by Bernie Ecclestone, the head of Formula One.

And environmental rules promulgated under the Clean Air Act do not require congressional approval.

But lack of interest is a force more powerful than the new ordinances and rules promulgated by The Missile.

But Mr. Dumenco compares his effort to the editorial rules promulgated by the American Society of Magazine Editors, which have come to shape how magazines distinguish editorial from advertising.