Sentence examples for differences of rules from inspiring English sources
Below is a table showing the major differences of rules and regulations for water polo goalkeepers between the three largest governing bodies: FINA, NCAA and NFHS.
These differences lead to different levels of rule enactment.
In the 16th and 17th centuries, there were differences of opinion concerning rules such as castling, pawn promotion, stalemate, and en passant.
The difference in the interpretations of rules between English and Australian referees was also highlighted in the report, and Lewis insisted that he will push for one official to control the Four Nations matches this autumn, rather than the two currently taking control of NRL games.
By testing a series of difference rules designed to identify 'unusual' patterns of difference, this analysis looks to identify repeat offenders (students with multiple unusual patterns across units they have taken) and repeat victimisation (with certain units producing disproportionately large numbers of unusual patterns of difference).
There are significant differences between the various types of rules that may be called business rules.
The methodology that is tested, below, uses a series of difference rules that examine individual student's performances within-units for unsupervised and supervised assessment items.
Four races into the Formula One season, there has been a roller-coaster ride of different styles of races and therefore differences of opinion about whether the new rules to permit more overtaking have succeeded in improving the show.
As a result of differences in management rules, the practical rotation is twice as long in Romania than in Germany, therefore two tree crops are harvested in Germany when only one is harvested in Romania.
In one of several differences between NHL rules and those of the international ice hockey federation, after the first three attempts in a shootout the same player can return repeatedly to try again.
Which is not to rule out differences of opinion.
