Sentence examples for rules to kill from inspiring English sources

Hoeness said he hoped Uefa used the rules to "kill clubs" who fail to conform, and praised sanctions already taken against Málaga.

Despite his announced intention to retire soon, he maintains considerable political influence and has been a master throughout his career of using parliamentary rules to kill legislation he dislikes.

Is it smart for the speaker to impose this 'tyranny of the minority,' which finesses House rules to kill a piece of legislation he opposes, but that enjoys majority support?

Although it is usually against the rules to kill one with the speech bubble, the can snipe you when you are done talking.

New tax-inversion rules appear to kill Allergan-Pfizer deal.

"We're very pleased that these rules appear to kill the Pfizer-Allergan merger," said Ron Eckstein, a spokesman for the nonprofit Americans for Tax Fairness.

Even if the new regulation known as the Volcker Rule were to kill off all its prop activities, the firm's stock shouldn't take a hit: it's already trading at around fair value.

Since then, Ivanka has played a big role in an administration hell-bent on screwing women over: Her father has reinstated the global gag rule, tried to kill regulations around women's health, and curtailed workplace protections around discrimination and harassment.

All positive human law must be in accordance with natural law, though its prescriptions will depend upon choice and circumstances (for example, natural law prescribes that we must not kill, but human positive law makes additional rules to prevent killing, rules that may depend on arbitrary choice e.g. there may be a rule requiring motorists to drive on the left and not the right, or vice versa).

The White House reportedly is developing rules for when to kill terrorists around the world.

The attack on the World Trade Centre broke that rule by aiming to kill a great many people.