Sentence examples for rules that said from inspiring English sources

He entered into negotiation with the landowners, raising the price offered them -- in violation of rules that said market-value appraisals must be used.

More seriously, the WI successfully campaigned for equal compensation for war injuries, correcting rules that said a man's leg, for example, was worth more than a woman's.

"The rules that said don't fly through ash were put in place a long time ago and it's basically been a case of updating them.

Inoki rebuffed Ali by pointing out he had been unfairly "handicapped by the rules that said no tackling, no karate chops, no punching when on the mat".

The chancellor agreed in last month's budget to a one-off exemption allowing Bolt and other international athletes appearing at the event to avoid tax rules that, said his agent, would have meant Bolt was in effect paying to compete.

Then in December of 2012, the Queen made new rules that said that ALL all of William and Kate's children would hold the title of HRH and would be styled as princes and princesses.

NS&I works under rules that say it must not dominate the savings and investments market.

On the other, he said, he could think of "counterexamples" to a blanket rule that said "never sue a corporation".

But what if it passed illiberal laws, such as the Natal rule that said Indians were not allowed to vote?

There would be another advantage to a rule that said rating agencies got the same information as other analysts.

"They felt it detracted from the look of the building, so they drafted a house rule that said 'no wheeled vehicles in the lobby,' " he said.