Sentence examples for misunderstanding of the rules from inspiring English sources

The disputes that arise on those plays usually do so because of a misunderstanding of the rules".

Even if there was no fraudulent intent and the problems stem from a misunderstanding of the rules rather than knowing misapplication, the apparent scale of the error suggests that, at the very least, Tesco's internal controls need a thorough overhaul.

Carlsen's defeat by Veselin Topalov in Norway had been accidental, a misunderstanding of the rules by the national hero which led to him overstepping the time limit in a winning position.

No error was more egregious across the weekend than the misunderstanding of the rules by Jared Maxwell that allowed St George Illawarra to slot a penalty goal on the stroke of normal time to send the game into Golden Point extra-time, a decision subsequently called incorrect by referees boss Tony Archer.

A common misunderstanding of the rules is that, on a push (a tie), the dealer wins.

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This shows such a fundamental misunderstanding of the international rules of modern warfare that, again, it must have worried at least a few of the military professionals in the audience.

But it is only the latest in what has been three weeks of near chaos at the start of the N.F.L. season: thanks to a lockout against the league's regular referees, replacement referees have overseen game after game scarred by bad calls, inconsistent judgments, misunderstanding of the nuances of the rules and, too often, a failure to rein in player and coach conduct.

What Ben found was a police force riddled with corruption openly admitting to kidnapping and sexually molesting young boys, selling their weapons, pulling down the sides of their bases to sell for scrap metal, and smoking hash and heroin while on patrol and an army still misunderstanding the rules of engagement after all these years of combat.

What Ben found was a police force riddled with corruption – openly admitting to kidnapping and sexually molesting young boys, selling their weapons, pulling down the sides of their bases to sell for scrap metal and smoking hash and heroin while on patrol – and an army still misunderstanding the rules of engagement after all these years of combat.

But saying so betrayed a woeful misunderstanding of the euro zone's rules.