The phrase "attendants rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are stating that attendants have authority or control over a situation or event.
Example: "In this event, the attendants rule, ensuring that all guests follow the established guidelines."
Alternatives: "attendants have authority" or "attendants are in charge".
But the federal tax code, with all of its attendant rules and regulations, is 9 million words and rising.
The federal income tax code and all of its attendant rules and regulations: 9 million words and rising.
But like the pilots, the flight attendants did not rule out agreeing to concessions, particularly if the airline moves quickly to replace the interim chief executive, John W. Creighton, with a permanent chief executive.
The airline changed its flight attendants' work rules last week, to save $40 million a year, and it will meet again with unionized pilots Friday, though not to negotiate.
The aim of the study was to examine the relationship between safety culture (e.g. management commitment, various work environment factors) and flight attendant safety performance (e.g. rule compliance, crewmember involvement and participation, accident investigation, injury incidence).
An arbitration panel has ruled that flight attendants at United Airlines should get $48 million from April 1 , 2002 to March 21 , 2003 to make up for lower-than-average wages, a union representing the attendants said yesterday.
A co-production with Manchester's Home, where it will head next month, the play invites us to enter the kingdom of the blind and paralysed Hamm (perhaps shades of Hamlet in the name and the character's tendency to soliloquise), where he rules over his attendant – and possible son – Clov, and his parents Nagg and Nell.
A co-production with Manchester's Home, where it will head next month (25 Feb to 12 Mar), the play invites us to enter the kingdom of the blind and paralysed Hamm (perhaps shades of Hamlet in the name and the character's tendency to soliloquise), where he rules over his attendant – and possible son – Clov, and his parents Nagg and Nell.
"Such mandatory penalties [as life without parole], by their nature, preclude a sentencer from taking account of an offender's age and the wealth of characteristics and circumstances attendant to it," the Court ruled.
Many airlines give flight attendants no explicit rules about when they should intervene, leaving it to the crew's discretion.
