Sentence examples for the rule exists from inspiring English sources

The rule exists as a protection of our liberty.

"I understood the rule exists," she said, "but I believe it's sexist and unnecessary.

The N.F.L. maintains that the rule exists to protect young players from the physical rigors of professional football.

And none that I can think of illustrate so richly why the rule exists in the first place.

The justification for disqualifying him is not that the punishment makes sense, but that because the rule exists, the rule must be right.

Foot faults can seem like cheap calls, but the rule exists because every millimeter closer to the net helps a player serve more powerfully.

Young did not know the rule existed when he entered Princeton in 1998, but it may alter his athletic career.

After the trip (and finally finishing my book), I asked Les Dorr, a spokesman for the Federal Aviation Administration, why the rule existed.

In an open letter to "Countdown" viewers, he blamed NBC for creating a donation policy that was "inconsistently applied," and said he did not know the rule existed.

Jill Ciment, a writer who attended in the mid-80's, said she came to believe the rule existed "not because we'd interrupt creativity, but because we'd find each other either sleeping or crying".

Deidrea A. Miller, a department spokeswoman, said the rule existed to avoid the hiring of teachers who might lose their jobs the next year because a school PTA decided it no longer could — or wanted to — finance them.