Sentence examples for rules on contact from inspiring English sources

Tougher rules on contact?

Kemp's major complaint concerns referees who are not consistent in enforcing some of the league's new rules on contact.

But I do not sense that there is any movement to change the rules on contact with receivers.

Williams traders had access to data in the pipeline unit's mainframe computer, giving them an unfair advantage and violating agency rules on contact between pipelines and affiliates, the order said.

It seems not to have done.With his eye on holding Florida in this year's presidential election, George Bush has tightened the rules on contacts between Cuban-Americans and their families back on the island.

Together they should prompt a re-evaluation of everything about the game, including the equipment, medical procedures and the rules of contact on the field.

Paul Pugh said all staff had to abide by civil service rules on unauthorised contact with the media, but added: "What the picture demonstrated, I think, was a well-ordered, well-contained area for holding work ready for consideration and processing".

Control includes the specifications and limitations from the franchisor to ensure that unit actors behave as deemed necessary (e.g., rules on client contact).

O'Donnell called for tighter rules on ministerial contacts with outsiders after finding Fox guilty of multiple breaches of the ministerial code for a "blurring of lines" between his official and private responsibilities.

For what those rules are worth, one attendant says: "What goes on under the water stays under the water" in this full-on contact sport.

In the decades since then, much to the dismay of defensive coaches, the most revealing football rules changes have put restraints on contact and otherwise eased the task of completing passes.