Sentence examples for rule that many from inspiring English sources

They warned of a society so brutalized by Saddam Hussein's rule that many Iraqis might react coolly to Americans' notion of quickly rebuilding civil society.

But after review it was determined he didn't maintain control of the ball when landing, a rule that many don't agree with.

The leaders also spoke about the need to overhaul the Wicks Law, which requires school districts and others to hire at least four contractors for big construction jobs, a rule that many school officials say drives up building costs.

Their wishful-thinking analysis: maybe Fox's longtime ratings dominance could be in jeopardy if polls are right and the Republican rule that many of the channel's hosts enthusiastically supported were supplanted by a Democratic candidate they have loudly opposed.

The rape exception in abortion law is so much the rule that many women who wish to keep children conceived in rape describe an intense social pressure to abort them, and the pressure to abort can be as sinister as the restriction of access to abortion.

"Kifaya!" (Enough!), its protesters chant, a sentiment shared by millions of Egyptians who are fed up with decades of one-party, one-boss rule that many feel has barely bettered their lives.Yet the movement, better known simply as Kifaya, has failed, so far, to snowball as its organisers had hoped.

Mr. Wang and other scholars attribute much of the imbalance to the rule that allows many rural couples to have a second child if their first child is a girl.

It's in that capacity that he revisited a rule that has puzzled many fans (and infuriated some) for a decade.

The project is typical of the kinds of opaque deals often struck during military rule that have enriched many of the country's generals.

The Labor Department's Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHAannouncedced a final rule that will require many employers to send OSHA injury and illness data that the agency will then post online.

Gymnastics rules are constantly being adjusted or changed, and one rule that was consulted many times in the various competitions was the tiebreaker rule.