Sentence examples for rules introduced on from inspiring English sources

New rules introduced on April 1st restrict visitors' access.

Gurkhas: Brown stressed that the government's willingness to review the controversial new rules introduced on Friday.

Jobseekers who repeatedly refuse to take up job offers or quit work without good reason face losing their benefit for three years under tougher rules introduced on Monday.

AS, Abingdon, Oxfordshire The new rules, introduced on 1 March to prevent short-term holiday lets compromising the long-term rental market, mean Berliners can be fined up to €100,000 (£85,000) if they let more than half of their apartment through Airbnb without a permit.

Hughes, 38, said he would relinquish his licence until the new rules, introduced on Monday, were reviewed.

In a bid to restore some order, new rules introduced on 1 January stepped up penalties for speeding, drinking and driving and using a mobile phone while behind the wheel.

Senator John B. Breaux, a Louisiana Democrat who voted to repeal the Clinton rules, introduced a bill on Wednesday that calls on the Bush administration to issue new mandatory rules within two years but without some of the much-criticized features of the Clinton rules.

Quite a lot are cash shells (means of raising money for acquisitions) trying to beat stricter governance rules introduced by AIM on April 1st.

The new rules, introduced in parliament on 31 January as an amendment to a larger anti-crime bill, would specifically outlaw campaigns that target businesses that provide supplies or services to research organizations.

The grafts section worked on rules introduced in the Book of Vile Darkness and the Fiend Folio, adding new undead "grafts", but did not include rules for creating your own.

These were significantly based on the rules introduced by Major Wingfield in February 1874 and published in his eight-page rule-booklet titled Sphairistikè or Lawn Tennis.