Sentence examples for seating rules from inspiring English sources

But then, in December 1955, the black citizens of Montgomery, Ala., led by Dr. King, mounted a boycott of the city buses in protest against the Jim Crow seating rules.

The version that Mr. Glass and his ensemble presented at Carnegie Hall on Thursday evening swept away the elements that made the work a happening and transformed it into a concert piece: three hours long, with an intermission and with formal seating rules in force.

Controversy arose about seating rules for wheelchair users, after two disabled mothers accused LOCOG of having discriminatory policies.

Six other states have adopted booster-seat rules, and all settled on the "6 and 60" rule.

The flight departed after your husband agreed to hold the baby for take-off which is an approved method for take-off with an infant under the age of two by the FAA". Unfortunately, American's Customer Service representative is not familiar with the FAA's kid seat rules any more than the crew that day.

Put differently, an airline can't count on the 60-seat rule to get out of the denied-boardings rule.

They already have to get their head around changes to the "overhang seats" rule – a complicated system whereby Bundestag seats are redistributed if there is a discrepancy between direct seats and share of the party vote.

The restrictions are a temporary expansion of the so-called 30-minute seat rule that has been in effect since October; they will remain in effect indefinitely at Reagan National Airport.

So what will it take for airline crews to learn the FAA's kid seat rule?

The FAA's kid seat rule is definitely not a regulation that is either difficult to understand or difficult to comply with.

You could get kicked off the bus if you don't obey your buses' assigned seat rule!