Sentence examples for its rule book from inspiring English sources
And it has allowed its rule book to be riddled with exceptions.In this section Mrs Kirchner steps forward Boring on Come again A turning point?
Unlike Google, Twitter does not explicitly address hate speech, but it says in its rule book that "users are allowed to post content, including potentially inflammatory content, provided they do not violate the Twitter Terms of Service and Rules".
The E.U. claims that it is merely sticking by its rule book for negotiating (or renegotiating) bailouts.
KAM briefed drivers with that advice on 9 February, but failed to include it in an updated version of its rule book ten days later, the report said.
In that same side note, the N.C.A.A. says that it is in the process of rewriting its rule book.
"Labour needs its rule book to be clear to ordinary people.
It found reasons in its rule-book to look firmly the other way.
Its rule-book is some 200 pages long, too big to tote around in a golf bag.
On March 16th America's Federal Reserve, by nature hardly impetuous, rewrote its rule-book by rescuing Bear Stearns, the country's fifth-largest investment bank, and agreeing to lend directly to other brokers.
Supervisors are equally rigorous in Chile, which rewrote its rule-books after a devastating banking crisis in 1981-86 that cost over 30% of GDP to resolve.
The NWHA promotes only naturally-gaited horses in its sanctioned horse shows, has its own rule book, and is the official USEF affiliate organization for the breed.
