Sentence examples for handbook of rules from inspiring English sources

Jana Romanova has been compiling a handbook of rules for relatives.

Now that it has changed, he believes that not only should the name be changed, but suggests he take in hand the revision of the Spalding Handbook of Rules.

It's a 43-page handbook of rules and guidelines that forbids abortions and assisted suicide, and allows sterilization for men and women only in cases requiring treatment of "a present and serious pathology" with no simpler options possible.

The fuzzy rules (Turning Handbook of High-Efficiency Metal Cutting, General Electric Co., Detroit) were selected based on trial and error and/or intuition.

If my 'burb sent out a handbook it would look something like the following list of rules.

In the Albanian canon, a 15th-century handbook detailing the rules of revenge that is still in circulation, a man's relatives are expected "to take their blood back" if he is shot.

When you submit the application for the trade show, you will receive the handbook or rules.

31, 2007, a day soon dubbed Black Wednesday, the commission violated the first rule in the Handy Handbook of Backroom Politics: It conducted its hack cronyism in public.

Although it's not normally the stuff of employee handbooks, the rules between a boss and a worker boil down to: "Try to be truthful, try to care and to have their back, not just to the letter but to the spirit," explains Ben Dattner, Ph.D., of Dattner Consulting, a workplace psychologist and author of the upcoming book Credit and Blame At Work.

In an unusual arrangement, the junior faculty at Seton Hall sign contracts with the law school and are not protected by the general rules and regulations in the "faculty handbook" of the university.

Anyone operating under the name of the Women's Institute must abide by the rule book (actually, it's the "handbook") of the national federation.