Sentence examples for its rulebook from inspiring English sources

Although those sales didn't count toward Jay-Z's first-week sales for the Billboard 200, the Recording Industry Assn. of America announced that it would alter its rulebook and start counting digital sales toward gold and platinum certification immediately, rather than wait the traditional 30 days after an album's release.

The N.F.L. felt compelled to release a statement in which it included excerpts from its rulebook.

It is also ripping up its rulebook on financing troubled institutions.

The N.F.L. needs to allow for more excitement and correct this flaw in its rulebook.

Its rulebook has been torn up; and with that, the status quo has vanished.

FIFA maintains that its rulebook says "basic compulsory equipment must not have any political, religious or personal statements".

It was totally unreasonable for the EU not to completely rewrite its own rulebook for its member states when the UK decided it couldn't agree to something to which it had already agreed.

With its dense rulebook and bureaucratic structure, it is no stranger to sharp critiques, or the jokes made at its expense.

Grierson continued that "If a show is going to completely throw away its usual rulebook for a fun onetime-only episode, it would be great if the writers could come up with a story as audacious as their premise.

Semco doesn't have a mission statement, its own rulebook or any written policies.

Efforts to persuade the European Central Bank to tear up its own rulebook and loosen the noose – by easing limits on cash flows to Greek banks – have fallen on stony ground.