Sentence examples for the rule dictates from inspiring English sources

It is in the FIFA rule book, so referee Howard Webb did as the rule dictates.

McMahon, who said Friday that he was waiting for an official ruling from higher baseball authorities on the subject of switch-pitching to switch-hitters, said that the way he understood it, "the rule dictates that the hitter establish the box and the pitcher establish the throw, and then each team can make one move, and then it's play ball".

For the Laplace pdf (16), the rule dictates the cell width relationship: (21).

It gives each a reason to choose as the rule dictates if it affects the individual's beliefs concerning which strategy the other agents will adopt.

The rule dictates that the Si/Al atom substitution in these systems tends to minimize the number of such Al O Al bonds, thus minimizing the total energy of the system.

The rule dictated that the early states hold their contests in a specific order — with New Hampshire coming third — and no earlier than designated dates between Jan . 14and Jan . 29

But government officials acknowledged that some of the rules dictated by the bureaucrats have been ludicrous.

The best policy in these special circumstances might be looser (or tighter) than the rules dictate.

But because Danthebluegrassman had higher earnings in graded stakes races, the rules dictated that he be given preference in the 20-horse draw.

Henceforth, the paper said, the rules dictated that dancers' outfits "must include hosiery, even if only of the almost invisible variety".

The next day, as the rules dictate, he resigned his position in the Treasury, breaking a partnership with the Chancellor that had lasted a decade.