Sentence examples for rules imposed from inspiring English sources

It is against the fare rules imposed by the airlines".

The official requested anonymity under ground rules imposed by the Egyptian government.

The official asked not to be named under ground rules imposed by the Pentagon.

That means constitutional reforms to undo the undemocratic rules imposed by the army.

He said the rules imposed by McDonald's made it impossible for the franchisee to increase wages.

"The house rules imposed by the board are enforceable," Mr. Ng said.

Meanwhile, the stagehands continue to work under rules imposed by the league last week.

A Lives column prompted readers to reminisce about the rules imposed on early Stuyvesant Town applicants.

Sendai would be the first to restart under safety rules imposed after the Fukushima crisis.

These rules imposed no limit on the number of players, though in the 1880s, 20 men per team became standard.

Smith blamed government budget cuts and "value-for-money" rules imposed by the Treasury for curbing the Environment Agency's response.