Sentence examples for playing regulations from inspiring English sources
Playing regulations stipulated that he could do this each morning if it had rained the night before.
The last man, Fawad Ahmed, was at the crease when a Cummins single at 5.11pm took them to within 99 runs of their hosts – with the opening day washed out the follow-on margin was reduced to 100 as per first-class playing regulations – whose intensity dropped midway through the afternoon session.
However, they had not remembered that the playing regulations have recently been changed so that, if the last-wicket pair are together, lunch is delayed by 30 minutes.
Law 42.11 from the International Cricket Council's playing regulations for international cricket states that "the bowler is permitted, before releasing the ball and provided he has not completed his usual delivery swing, to attempt to run out the non-striker".
What happened: With England needing 21 runs from the last four overs to pull off a thrilling win, umpires Aleem Dar and Kumar Dharmasena took the players off for bad light - in accordance with the International Cricket Council's playing regulations.
January 20th looms as the first inflection point, where the Republicans have to start playing regulation ball.
Several plaintiffs had challenged the city's "pay to play" regulations in a lawsuit filed in federal court in Manhattan in 2008.
What I really want to know about a player's performance is how many birdies he made when playing regulation golf, and how many mistakes he made.
However, as Wenger remarked recently, more madness grips the game despite the introduction of Uefa's financial fair play regulations.
Roman Abramovich will presumably seek to supply new manager José Mourinho with reinforcements, even though this club still aspire to comply comfortably with financial fair play regulations.
Liverpool are comfortable with Uefa's investigation into a possible breach of the financial fair play regulations because they support the system, according to their manager Brendan Rodgers.
