The phrase "achievements rules" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "achievement rules"? If this is the case, you can use this phrase when referring to the guidelines or criteria that define what constitutes an achievement in a specific context.
Example: "The achievement rules for this competition are clearly outlined in the official guidelines."
Alternatives: "criteria for achievements" or "rules for accomplishments".
Search your social media newsfeeds for admissions of failure, and you'll find them; but the success story, the achievement post, rules.
Some aspects were clear: studies about talk on future matters that were not directly personal (e.g. talk about global climate change) and studies examining talk about future positive achievements were ruled out by the review's purpose of informing a particular area of healthcare practice.
Does childhood personality foreshadow later adaptation in the key developmental task domains of academic achievement, work, rule-abiding conduct, friendships, and romantic relationships?
Given the dominance of lifelong Sacramento politicians running our public schools, is it a surprise that special interests rather than academic achievement have ruled the day for the last two decades?
"Sport is at its best when fans can witness great achievements under the rules of fair play," said DeMaurice Smith, the head of the union.
Scholarships and financial aid were based on need and academic achievement, per Division III rules.
Compared with the rest of Latin America, Cuba seemed to be achieving greater racial and sexual equality.Fidel's defiance of the United States and Cuba's social achievements under his rule found many admirers abroad.
Her most notable achievements when she ruled were in foreign policy and human rights; his were in economic reform and in dismantling the socialist economy that her father had built.
In conjunction with public ceremonies planned in Lhasa, Chinese and Tibetans throughout the country this week have been subjected to an especially intense propaganda campaign intended to discredit the exiled leader and to glorify the achievements under Communist rule.
But the fact that it became so thoroughly corrupt despite Mr Uribe's commitment to fighting organised crime shows that Colombia's achievements in establishing the rule of law and honest government are fragile and incomplete.
