Sentence examples for rules at the end from inspiring English sources

Here are the Super Over rules: At the end of a tied regular match and before the Super Over, each team nominates three batsmen and a bowler.

"The rules at the end of the day are not enormously onerous," said Laura Corsell, a former S.E.C. lawyer who now represents investment advisers as a partner at the law firm Montgomery McCracken.

If Moody's joins its peers and downgrades Greece below A-, the country's bonds risk becoming ineligible for use as collateral by the European Central Bank when the ECB tightens its rules at the end of this year.

He outlines these "rebound rules" at the end of each chapter with "points of caution".

Do the doubters of the new valuations and the new rules at the end of the century similarly miss the point?

The abolition of the 'Claiming Rules' at the end of last season was set to bring in a new era in MotoGP where the gap between the factory teams at Honda, Yamaha and Ducati and the rest was narrowed.

Cunliffe-Jones is a British journalist who lived in Nigeria during the transition from military to civilian rule at the end of the 90s.

Koreans still chafe at the fact that the United States and the Soviet Union divided Korea after liberating it from Japanese colonial rule at the end of World War II.

Although his parents were poor and uneducated, Touré claimed to be the grandson of Samory, a military leader who resisted French rule at the end of the 19th century, long after many other Africans had surrendered.

Michael Oneal wrote in The Tribune that Judge Kevin J. Carey ruled at the end of last month that some junior debtors had not been been treated fairly in one of the proposed settlements to the three-year-old bankruptcy case.

WHEN Pakistan's Supreme Court ruled at the end of 1999 that Islamic banking methods had to be used from July 1st this year, most bankers assumed that nothing much would change.