Sentence examples for rule push from inspiring English sources

They remembered the rule — push the opposite lever of the one that first appeared — but not which they had seen first.

"By wasting so much time on this political gimmick that even Democrats admit won't solve our larger problems, it's shown the president is more interested in misleading people than he is in leading," Mr. McConnell said of the Buffett Rule push.

House Republicans are planning to counter the Buffett Rule push later this week with an attempt to cut taxes.

However, this does not rule out the possibility that the chimpanzees could have solved the task by applying the procedural rule "push the reward away from the trap".

Pre-game pundits worried that the new kickoff rule (pushing tees forward to the thirty-five) would result in a boring glut of touchbacks.

With the proposed rule pushing investors to do the necessary analysis to plumb these asset pools, the only question is, will they do so?

One rule pushed by the agency would make it easier for companies to use diesel generators underground, which miners say could increase the risk of fire.

All over Iraq, in the countryside and in cities, the poverty and upheaval sown by Saddam Hussein's rule pushed large numbers of children out of school and into work.

"The excitement will move away from relegation and instead will be focused on which sides can make the play-offs," said Wood, who has also been the driving force behind a rule pushing clubs towards fielding more players they have developed themselves.

EXTRA POINTS Jets Coach Rex Ryan delivered a stinging response to Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, who on Tuesday accused the Jets of violating the same rule — pushing a teammate into the opposing formation — that New England did on Nick Folk's 56-yard field goal attempt in Sunday's 30-27 vintovertimeverThat: "That's not true; that's not true.

Look at termites - a termite follows a simple rule, pushing a little ball of dirt until it meets another ball of dirt.