Sentence examples for lost the rules from inspiring English sources

An HMRC spokesman said the department did not recognise that £500m was being lost: "The rules on cross-border withholding tax are being looked at as part of a package of work on the international tax rules".

LOSE A BALL? SEE 'OUT OF BOUNDS' If you hit a ball and think it's lost, the rule is the same as for a ball hit out of bounds.

Karpov sued Browder for libel in the high court and lost – the judge ruled that he had no standing in Britain.

Kagan lost: the Court ruled for Citizens United, finding that the "prohibition on corporate independent expenditures is an outright ban on speech," and that "political speech must prevail against laws that would suppress it".

Since Davis lost the case, league rules stipulate he must pay the N.F.L.'s legal bills, which several owners and league officials estimate at $10 million.

Also on Saturday, President Obama said that Colonel Qaddafi had lost the legitimacy to rule and should step down.

But officials of several police unions that have already lost the 48-hour rule said it surfaced as a serious issue only after the Louima incident.

Er... he only now lost the legitimacy to rule?

In return I got a place to rest my head, some gas for Kindness ONE® and Murphy lost the chance to rule the roost once more..

But he lost two smaller rural counties that had disproportionate weight under the rule and lost the election.

Replays showed Toomer might have been on his back when he lost the ball, but officials ruled a fumble and upheld the call when Fassel challenged it.