Sentence examples for rules of tackling from inspiring English sources

"Those who profit from professional sport change the rules whenever the sport begins to die; consider, for example, the three point line in basketball or changing the rules of tackling to barely lessen concussion in football".

Encourage referees to enforce the proper rules of tackling.

Such was his influence on the game that the demise of his playing career - the consequence of reckless, dangerous tackles - was serious enough for the football authorities to change the rules on tackling.

Liberal Democrat MP John Hemming said the figures showed the inadequacy of existing rules to tackle the problem of profit shifting by major corporations.

John Hemming, a Liberal Democrat MP, said the figures showed the failure of existing rules to tackle the problem of companies squirreling their profits in tax havens.

Instead of tackling dismissal rules, the government's strategy creates a third category of contract worker.

A committee of MPs has called for junk food ads to be banned from running in popular shows such as The X Factor as part of a tightening of UK ad rules to tackle the growing issue of childhood obesity.

It's time for this to stop!" To lighten things up, Hosea could have amused the youngsters by reading the official definition of tackling, codified at Rule 3, Section 34 of the N.F.L. Rulebook: "The use of hands or arms by a defensive player in his attempt to hold a runner or throw him to the ground".

Don't be afraid of tackling.

The European Parliament is backing updated rules to tackle unemployment and high rates of poverty in the EU.

But designing rules to tackle large cross-border banks is harder: it probably requires most of the world's developed economies to introduce new rules.