Sentence examples for differences in rules from inspiring English sources

The first is that differences in rules, both between countries and between different markets, will encourage risk to migrate to darker corners of the financial system.

There are some differences in rules, including those governing substitutions, technical and personal fouls, free throws, intermissions, and time-outs.

While others focused on highlighting the differences in rules between American baseball and British games like baseball, cricket and Rounders, Ward argued that since girls had played British baseball, it simply could not have been the precursor of the American game.

Smith will ask for permission to meet Shayne Hayne, the Australian who will referee the match, to discuss the differences in rule interpretation, particularly around the ruck, between the Super League and Australia's National Rugby League.

Subtle differences in rule logic and terminology mapping appear to account for much of the discordance.

"There are not enough Saudi students to fill the position of expatriates and the difference in rules between Saudis and non-Saudis sometimes makes expatriates not willing to take positions in universities," Professor Naji said.

This difference in rules between leagues is unique to MLB; the other sports leagues of the U.S. and Canada have one set of rules for all teams.

"Fraudsters have arbitraged differences in national rules and processes, and taken advantage of the relative inexperience of some market participants.

In fact, there are several differences in the rules that brotherhoods set for the Holy Week procession.

The Financial Accounting Standards Board, which sets standards in the United States, is working to hammer out the differences in its rules, known as generally accepted accounting principles, and the international standards.

"They didn't understand what they bought," Mr. Johnson said, citing the big differences in accounting rules and competitive climate between the American and Australian markets.