Devotion to particular rules can be fanatical.
So what does one do when cultures collide and there are no particular rules to follow?
The NCAA has particular rules regarding recruiting and compensation of athletes.
And you know a lot of people would be disenfranchised because of the timing and whatever the particular rules were.
It's neither possible nor right to rebuild them, but it is time for writers of fiction to insist on and defend their particular rules of engagement with reality.
By legislating particular rules for deaccessioning, Mr. Armstrong added, the bill would "chill institutions' willingness to make independent decisions that may be questioned as a matter of law".
Reputable sober house owners, he said, support "some sort of voluntary registration where homes would adhere to particular rules and be listed as acceptable homes by Oasas".
Par-3 layouts are not usually sanctioned by the United States Golf Association and hence need not adhere to particular rules.
One of the most compelling cultures Graeber profiles is the Tiv of West Africa, who have very particular rules about exchange.
When such a code does exist, it usually contains both statements of general ethical principles and particular rules governing specific problems of professional ethics.
Mr. Sietsema, in an interview, said this is a "nebulous area of quasi-journalism" that is produced under no particular rules.
