The plaintiffs, claiming restraint of trade, are asking for an injunction against the "two-in-four" rule.
As generations of Chinese know well, the euphemistically termed process of laojiao, or "reëducation through labor," educates citizens in one rule and one rule only: the hefty fee for confronting authority.
The "one in three" rule, which requires that departments hire from the top three scorers on the list "puts you into competition with at least two other guys who are in the good old boys' club," Mr. Rodriguez said.
You should follow the "one in seven rule" where one in every seven of your posts is overt marketing for your business, the rest should be relevant to your customers and useful or amusing.
The general rules, don't interrupt your teacher, leave others things alone, and don't hit, could all be summed up in one rule: respect others' space and possessions.
They summarize their essential message in two rules: "Think before you send" and "Send e-mail you would like to receive".
Merckx's style of racing could be summed up in two rules: 1. accelerate; 2. keep going and don't look back.
Over the years, I have developed a fairly consistent routine for crisis management, which can be loosely summarized in seven rules.
The code of fair practice adopted by the group is contained in sixteen rules, defining and regulating the conduct of the business.
For preservation, the study found that lay people's evaluations could be expressed in two rules: at the level of the building function must follow form and at the level of the surroundings strategy must follow structure.
Deming sums up his operating philosophy in three rules: Don't buy assets at the top; watch your costs at all times; and keep your investment program steady.
