Sentence examples for rules to eliminate from inspiring English sources

Justice demands that the Motion Picture Academy at last establish firm rules to eliminate such abuse.

Since the 2005 fiasco the NDP has changed the rules to eliminate close judicial supervision of polls.

Democrats responded by dramatically changing the Senate rules to eliminate the right to filibuster most Presidential nominees.

Marriott said it encourages the FCC to change its rules "to eliminate the ongoing confusion" and "to assess the merits of its underlying policy".

The agency, citing government research in letters, asked the industry standard-setting body, ASTM International, to revise its safety rules to eliminate the potential hazard from cadmium.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, invoking the Udall precedent, moves to change the rules to eliminate the filibuster, and his caucus — over howls from the Democratic minority — agrees.

Trying as a rule to eliminate adjectives will lead to some odd writing.

Such a dialogue, he said, helps children understand the rules, invites them to speak up if they think that a rule is unfair and even gives them a hand in tweaking the rule to eliminate a perceived injustice.

In 1997, the USFDA issued a proposed rule to eliminate the GRAS affirmation petition process and replace it with a voluntary notification procedure.

But I voted, like the rest of the rules committee, to eliminate ski jumping.

Leetch, whose Rangers No. 2 jersey was retired to the rafters of Madison Square Garden in January, has watched the world of the defenseman change considerably from the one he knew for all but the last of his 18 seasons in the N.H.L. His final season was the first played under rules intended to eliminate obstruction and encourage offense.