Sentence examples for rule set down from inspiring English sources

They did go to the shotgun, of course, and the general rule, set down by the infallible Bill Walsh, the Menachem Schneerson of the gridiron, remains true: Whether high-blitzing or sending three, a team that depends on high-energy defensive pressure, a full-court press on the QB, is always vulnerable to a disciplined passer with a high completion rate and a capable tight end.

While it is still performing well on the chart, "Shape" might not last much longer on the Hot 100 due to a rule set down by Billboard a few years back.

I see no reason why I should abide by the rules set down by the corrupt and deceitful ruling class".

Plus, Sessions and Fitzpatrick violated the parliamentary rules set down by Thomas Jefferson.

Under rules set down by the government, these insurance-backed schemes must "expel" members who don't stick to the rules.

The rules set down by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) state that insurance-backed schemes must terminate memberships if a breach of the rules occurs.

The only way to judge them is by the rules set down by Wada, the body with the power to set sanctions.

Yet whether walking is absolutely required by the PGA Tour, which follows rules set down by the United States Golf Association, is important to Martin's case.

The court's decision was the result of a petition by lawyers representing Mr. Kennedy to change the ground rules set down by Judge James A. Boyle of Dukes County.

With today's move, the Fed provided the industry with guidelines to comply with rules set down in January by the Securities and Exchange Commission on bank brokerage operations.

The lawyers reminded the claim group about rules set down last year by the W&J that any "monetary benefits" be reported and held in trust.