Sentence examples for rules called for from inspiring English sources

During the crisis Taylor rules called for negative interest rates as output crashed and prices deflated.

The agency is now in the process of writing the food safety rules called for by the law, with the goal of preventing outbreaks like those this summer.

The rules called for safety meetings before operations could begin and for jump procedures to be spelled out by an engineer.

Nelson Warfield, a Republican consultant, pointed out that Democratic Party rules called for race- and gender-based numerical goals for state delegations, a factor that most likely contributed to the greater minority presence at the Denver event.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Ferguson, the Michigan party official, argued that Democratic Party rules called for penalizing states that violated rules by denying them half of their delegates, not all of them.

Early baseball rules called for the ball to be tossed underhanded so that the batter could easily hit it, reducing the pitcher to something "akin to the tee in golf".

The so-called funded ratio matters greatly because the new rules call for companies to bring their plans up to 100percentt funding in seven years, starting this year.

The current rules call for 45 and 90 days.

The rules call for "quiet talking only," no phone calls and muting all devices.

Because of the climate, Florida rules call for official water breaks throughout the game.

There, the rules call for you to add up the applicable deductions.