Sentence examples for communicated rules from inspiring English sources
The highly emotive dispute about a central aspect of government welfare reform centres on whether jobcentre staff, driven by senior management, are following arbitrary and poorly communicated rules that punish not just the feckless but some of the most vulnerable in society, including mentally ill and disabled people.
The department is responsible for establishing and communicating rules on how contingent employees notify the department of absences.
The department is responsible for establishing and communicating rules on how regular staff employees notify the department of absences.
So I called to let the host know we'd be late (following the "If you're late, communicate" rule).
"There were some comments passed at the time but clearly the majority view was the fact that the Scottish FA have communicated the rules and this is the plan that we're looking to put in place and that's the way that we're going to be taking it forward.
The governing body has held fast to its line that the qualifying standard was clearly communicated and that rules are rules.
In a letter to the E.P.A., the director of Arkansas Community Correction said federal officials had "totally failed to communicate" the rules about worker protection.
Instead of reprimanding him, Francona took the blame for not communicating the rules to Martínez.
Of course, it doesn't help that the Labour party itself appears unable to communicate its rules clearly to outsiders – and that some high-profile people are determined to ignore them in order to make a point.
Mr. Duncan must develop procedures on the fly for disbursing a budget that has, overnight, more than doubled, and communicate the rules quickly to all 50 states and the nation's 14,000 school districts.
