Sentence examples for rule was introduced from inspiring English sources

The 3-in-1 rule was introduced in 2003 and the jockeys appeared soon after.

But critics say the birth rate had fallen steeply before the "one child" rule was introduced.

Since 2003, when the current settlement rule was introduced, the commission has taken 29 such decisions.

This "anti-carpetbagging" rule was introduced after Standard Life defeated an attempt that year to force demutualisation.

Now, when that rule was introduced, it may have sounded sensible: why not reward loyalty and long service?

The relative performance of the two groups after the rule was introduced likely depends on the reasons for a board's original composition.

The building's management told Ms. Cohen she would be allowed to keep her two dogs because they had lived there before the rule was introduced.

In the words of the prize's website, the rule was introduced to clarify "that the prize was not a lifetime achievement award".

The great majority of current Premier League players made their professional debuts since that rule was introduced, meaning their entire careers have been played with it in place.

Labour won and a rule was introduced saying that anyone who was made a judge or a magistrate had to declare whether or not they were a mason.

If the Rooney rule were introduced would he change his view on coaching?