Sentence examples for sudden rule from inspiring English sources

Charities may be squealing about the new limit on tax breaks for donations, but they would do better to campaign against the sudden rule changes that frustrate planning than against the substance of what the Chancellor did.

Subjects are required to adapt behavioral responses to choose the "correct" stimulus array based on sudden rule changes across multiple modalities.

AbbVie had to pay Shire a break-up fee of $1.6 billion, and criticised the Obama administration for the sudden rule-change.Another motivation for takeovers is to use them as a cover for slashing research costs.

However this logic does not hold: when adjusted proportionally per game, the deadlocks have still been frequent, averaging a quarter of all matches.Football's governing body, FIFA, attempted to rectify the increase in draws by introducing penalty shoot-outs in place of replays, and the "Golden Goal" (sudden death) rule.

International lacrosse plays two five-minute overtime periods, and then applies the sudden victory rule if the score is still tied.

The modified sudden-death rule was passed by a 28-4 vote.

If each team gets a chance and the score is still tied, overtime reverts to the old sudden-death rule.

If the game remains tied after the opponent's series, the previous sudden-death rule comes into play.

Goodell said the league spends a lot of time looking at the sudden-death rule in overtime, but that discussions with players and coaches yielded no better solution.

And all of a sudden new rules make an appearance.

If it scores a field goal on its first possession, however, it then kicks off to the opposing team, which has an opportunity to score; if the score is tied again after that possession, true sudden death rules apply and whoever scores next will win.