Sentence examples for knowledge of the rules from inspiring English sources

Grammos are errors involving knowledge of the rules of language – for example "there" for "their", or "you're" instead of "your".

A cricket report or commentary can assume knowledge of the rules of cricket; an article for a motoring magazine can assume the reader knows what a supercar is.

It's a game, whatever else it is, which makes sense only with knowledge of the rules and customs that are in play.

All it takes is a television remote control with rewind capabilities, a cursory knowledge of the rules and the phone number to a given tournament's host course.

The truth is that those with the absolute best knowledge of the rules are the guys on the field, not necessarily the guys in the replay booth.

Lachlan Coote – just three minutes later – crossed but the try was rightly disallowed for a clear double movement, Coote's craving for grand final glory usurping his knowledge of the rules of the game.

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The New Yorker, October 6 , 1928P. 17 Knowledge of the rule that requires the French customs officials to wear gloves when examining luggage, saved the traveller the trouble of having it examined.

By J. Z. Riznick The New Yorker, October 6 , 1928P. 17 Knowledge of the rule that requires the French customs officials to wear gloves when examining luggage, saved the traveller the trouble of having it examined.

If the planner is not endowed with the knowledge of the rule, then the problem of implementation is almost equivalent to double implementation in Nash and strict Nash equilibrium.

Paradigmatic rule-obedience requires complex cognitive and conative capacities on the part of the agent: knowledge of the rule, recognition of the circumstances as appropriate to the application of the rule, and conative structures that motivate one to apply the rule and act on it.