Squashed in the middle are parents who impose their own haphazard rules: Only post on password-protected sites.
In her final appearance in the strip, she at last forces Calvin to behave by using his own haphazard rules against him during a game of Calvinball.
In an attempt to prevent this sort of thing from bringing the game into disrepute, football's governing body, FIFA, has just issued a set of guidelines to outline what kinds of virtual advertising it regards as acceptable.So far, regulation of the technique is somewhat haphazard, with strict rules in some countries and a free-for-all in others.
For all of the precision that presidential campaigns require, the process of selecting a nominee is dictated by a haphazard set of rules that vary by state.
For its part, the Justice Department concluded that the current "haphazard patchwork" of rules is "not sufficiently consistent, comprehensive or authoritative to safeguard victims' rights".
As such, military intervention against Assad solely would appear haphazard, contrary to the rule of law, and only about protecting certain civilians and combatants.
But elsewhere, one top-ranking major label executive said that creating a clean version of a record at his label was a haphazard process with no rules and that it was usually done by an unsupervised junior staff member at a computer.
Further, the FAA's latest rules seem haphazard, ill conceived and poorly interpreted.
Dave Cameron, at Fangraphs, provides a good rundown of examples from this season in which the actual implementation of the rule has been haphazard and perplexing.
When the history of recent democratic or pluralistic aspiration in North Africa is written, Egypt's chapter since 2011 may be remembered similarly, with the exception that its military did not cancel an election but instead allowed the Islamists to rule for a haphazard year before repressing them again.
