Sentence examples for official rulebook from inspiring English sources

It was then that the authorities inked a once unwritten treaty into the official rulebook, and the miss rule was born.

The error belongs to the moral dimension of American life — a highly systematic, entirely futile effort to imagine the terms of a perfect world inside even so minor a forum as the official rulebook of a boys' game.

Such delays are discouraged in baseball's official rulebook -- pitchers must deliver the ball within 20 seconds, for instance, and the hitter is supposed to keep one foot in the batter's box at all times -- yet these guidelines are heeded less than municipal jaywalking laws.

Days before the "wolf pack's" 2016 assault, Pamplona's city council added to the festival's official rulebook a warning against "sexual assaults against women," according to The Telegraph.

Much has been written about D&D's push to catch up with third-wave feminism, and many were pleasantly surprised when the official rulebook commented on gender binaries and fluidity.

Go through the official rulebook of the school to find out exactly what the rule is: Find out exactly how it is supposed to be enforced as well.

He has based his decision on Erskine May, the official parliamentary rulebook.

If we want to crown the World's Largest Automaker according to the official OICA rulebook, then we need to rank them by production.

In 1922, the NHL introduced Rule 56 that formally regulated fighting, or "fisticuffs" as it was called in the official NHL rulebook.

Records of errors are as old as official scoring; the rulebook devotes as many pages to the error as it does to equipment.

The suspension was dropped in March, after league officials altered the rulebook to forbid players from kicking, shoving or throwing their bodies into an oncoming infielder.