Mr. Jenkins cited the rule on business combinations and one changing accounting for financial derivatives as the accomplishments he was most proud of during his tenure.
Banging the gavel, Mr. Harper cited the rule prohibiting hats and called on the sergeant-at-arms to enforce it, as Mr. Rush continued speaking over him, quoting the Bible.
If that happens, McClelland cited the rule saying: "The runner must beat the ball to first base, and so if he doesn't beat the ball, then he is out".
But President Obama cited the rule limiting emissions from power plants as a signal achievement in his State of the Union address in January, and the White House warned this week that he would veto the resolution if it landed on his desk.
Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein often cites the rules as hindering his efforts to improve the schools.
The Iraqi federation, citing the rules of soccer's world governing body, believes Qatar should have to forfeit the game and Iraq should be allowed to advance in the tournament.
The Iraqi federation, citing the rules of soccer's world governing body, believes that Qatar should have to forfeit the game and that Iraq should be allowed to advance in the qualifying tournament.
But, citing the rules against sharing taxpayer information, it disagreed with the report's recommendation that it fight employment-related identity theft by contacting employers whose workers appear to be using someone else's identity.
What's more, those who benefit from the arrangement just described love to cite the "rules" of economics and markets, like marginal product, to fend off the justifiable disbelief with which such self-aggrandizing BS should be met.
"This has nothing to do with Rule 48," Murphy said, citing the rule against blindside checks to the head enacted this season in an effort to reduce concussions.
