Sentence examples for rule stands from inspiring English sources

If the proposed rule stands, countless low-income Americans could be harmed.

His rule "stands for an important, though also appalling, turning point in the development of modern Europe," the museum said.

Yet the rule stands more than two years after the Coke decision and a year after lawmakers and Mr. Obama took a bow for the Ledbetter fair-pay law.

A third woman, Willie (Janice Rule), stands just outside their intimate little circle, busying herself with painting outlandish she-creature murals as she waits for her child to be born.

Cromwell, the East Anglian Puritan landowner who interrupted centuries of monarchical rule, stands both at the apex of British history and as the defining figure of the 17th century.

A blog post on the Web site of FreedomWorks, an organization closely aligned with the Tea Party, warns: "If this rule stands it will operate as a contingency plan for the R.N.C., should grass-roots organizations gain more influence than R.N.C. leadership is comfortable with.

The revised rule stood until 2010, when the current rule came into effect.

Miceli was flying from Cleveland to Tampa tonight, so the rule stood: the starter had to go seven.

Jahāngīr's tolerant and enlightened rule stood in marked contrast to the Muslim religious bigotry displayed by his more orthodox successor, Aurangzeb (reigned 1658 1707).

This rule stood even when he was "branded" at the "I'm OK, You're OK Corral .Can the gift economy be taken any further?

The simple answer here would be for someone in the White House to call the Justice Department and tell it to withdraw the appeal, and let the Clinton rule stand.