"If you are not going to the jihad, then you are neglecting the rules of Allah," he said.
Male (via translator): They all know how to operate the plant, and his wish is that all the family members, the families that are using, should contribute equal water, equal dung, … [But] some 1 or 2 members are neglecting the rules….
It signed up for multilateral rules, but neglected the rule of law at home.
Those who dislike "Skyfall" have argued that the director, Sam Mendes, in his eagerness to build a brooding character study, neglects the basic rule of 007: the fellow is a fantasy.
It is difficult to see how the remaining 14 suspects on control orders, whose lawyers will now demand to know the evidence against their clients, won't also be let go over the next few months, and thus bring to an end the government's disastrous neglect of the rule of law and the principles enshrined in its own Human Rights Act (HRA).
Although there may be a good business opportunity for firms in such markets, neglecting the restrictive rules might put them into the terrible consequences.
Serious mistakes have been made by the federation management, along with athletes and coaches who have broken anti-doping rules and neglected the principle of fair play, so fundamental to sport, for immediate benefits.
Probably not, because banks may neglect to follow the rules and their customers may not read their bank statements quickly or carefully.
Apparently, he had neglected to read the rules of the event beforehand.
"Limit orders are in my judgment the absolute stimulant of price competition," said Arthur Levitt, the S.E.C. chairman, "and either neglect or inattention to the rules that empowered limit orders is an assault on the price-setting process".
