Sentence examples for the rules introduced from inspiring English sources

McCarthy said the rules introduced on Friday could come into force within the year.

Under the rules introduced by the last Labour government for foundation hospitals, the amount of private income was capped at the level reached in 2006.

Clubs that remain within the Football League that breach the rules, introduced in 2012, face a transfer embargo but those that win promotion are fined instead.

In private, however, bankers with long experience of financial crime say that many of the rules introduced since September 11th to keep terrorists out of the mainstream financial system will not achieve their aim.

The rules introduced in 2015 require anyone reselling tickets via a secondary-ticketing website to provide details of the block, row and, crucially, seat number, as well as the face value and information about any restrictions.

The rules, introduced in 2012, will impose a transfer embargo on a club which has lost more than £3m this season; Rovers are currently losing eight times that permitted amount.

The rules introduce for the first time minimum standards for the safety and quality of e-cigarettes and refill containers.

The rule, introduced in the post-war period, is intended to prevent urban sprawl that occurred due to private house building in the early 20th century.

Under the rule introduced this season, a player who feigns injury and gets an opponent sent off could face a suspension.

The rule introduced heightened restrictions on the communication of inmates charged with, convicted of, or detained in connection with terrorism.

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