Sentence examples for foundation rules from inspiring English sources

There is the original manuscript from 1845 when senior boys, not their games masters, simply laid down the foundation rules themselves using plain language that has worn well: "law xxxvii – no player may be held, unless he is himself holding the ball".

And even if the IRS takes steps to evaluate the PRI and notifies the foundation it doesn't qualify which, in my knowledge, rarely, if ever, has happened the foundation is only opened back up to the possibility of two, easily avoidable risks (assuming, of course, the investment doesn't run afoul of the core foundation rules prohibiting the diversion of charitable assets toward private use).

The use of an exponential distance-decaying function yields an integro-differential model while a fractional power-law decay of the distance-decaying function yields a fractional model of elastic foundation ruled by a fractional differential equation.

The Nelson Mandela Foundation ruled out Mr Mandela taking part in the campaign, but lost the battle when he attended the final ANC rally to give his backing to the party's controversial presidential candidate, Jacob Zuma.

Lieber's work laid the foundation for rules now accepted worldwide.

Horror of horrors, the company is owned by a foundation whose rules "enjoin the company to look after its staff as well as to make a profit".

The foundation's rules make it clear that applicants cannot be related to any member of the caucus, foundation staff members, board members, sponsors or members of its corporate advisory council.

Jim Serpico, co-chairman of Mr. Leary's charity, said it was "understood" that Mr. Madden's company would produce a signed contract that conformed with the foundation's rules.

That said, the quilt, which if unfurled would cover six city blocks, needs constant upkeep, and the foundation has rules about lending it out and caring for it, Ms. Rhoad said.

Your beliefs create the foundation and rules in how you play the game of success.

These factors are the foundation for Rule 39(d) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure, specifying that preference shall be given by the Courts of Appeals to criminal cases.