Sentence examples for rules demanding from inspiring English sources

New rules demanding banks hold more reserves have been watered down or delayed.

Just before Christmas, education secretary Nicky Morgan announced plans for a further toughening of the rules, demanding that schools monitor pupils' internet usage.

Such sceptical euro-mandarins favour rules demanding that at least 0.2% of voters in any given country back an initiative, in at least a third of the EU's members (ie, nine countries).

Jacob Rees-Mogg, the ERG's chairman, wondered aloud whether he should write to the 1922 committee's chairman – the keeper of Tory party rules – demanding a vote of no confidence in her leadership.

"The prosecution must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant is guilty of a crime, but there are no rules demanding certain types of evidence," said Trine Baumbach, an associate professor of law at Copenhagen University.

In October, it brought in new rules demanding that firms introduce policies to identify vulnerable customers, including those with learning difficulties, or physical or mental illness, and offer help where necessary.

Simple rules demand compromise and consistency.

Following New York State's rules demands careful record-keeping.

Federal proxy rules demand that firms disclose many things, in order to promote informed voting.

Tough new rules demanded by David Cameron mean topping the podium is no longer enough.

There is also slow-pitch softball where the rules demand, "Must slide on close plays".