Sentence examples for tackling rules from inspiring English sources

Scoring also dipped in 1974, following a five-week summer lockout, and, like this season, several rule changes (moving the kickoff line, modified blocking and tackling rules).

Instead of tackling dismissal rules, the government's strategy creates a third category of contract worker.

If someone IS NOT holding the main, you can only push them, but when someone IS you can do full tackle rules.

Within the structure of the game itself, it introduced the six-tackle rule and has created a space between tacklers and attackers that allows teams to create uncluttered forward movement.

Both codes have adopted innovations parallel to the American game; the rugby union scoring system is almost identical to the American game, while rugby league uses a gridiron-style field and a six-tackle rule similar to the system of downs in American Football.

The Football Association has been given an "absolute deadline" to bring in rules tackling debt levels at clubs or face government action.

The U.S. Treasury Department's Under Secretary for Domestic Finance, Mary Miller, promised that the agencies would strive to tackle the rule's complexity.

It's time for this to stop!" To lighten things up, Hosea could have amused the youngsters by reading the official definition of tackling, codified at Rule 3, Section 34 of the N.F.L. Rulebook: "The use of hands or arms by a defensive player in his attempt to hold a runner or throw him to the ground".

Every so often, someone gets paralyzed, which prompts us to add padding to the helmets or set new rules about tackling.

We've done this by cutting business rates for local shops, making sensible changes to planning rules and tackling unfair parking practices which drive shoppers out of town".

There is a continuous look at the tariffs and rules around tackling and what we do around that to make sure that we look at concussion seriously.