Sentence examples for pool rules from inspiring English sources

You could also ask the managing agent to enforce pool rules more aggressively.

At the start of writing this blog I did my pool rules and some people called me a Nazi.

But then, it's a long way from a cartoon cannonball stamp to a child hurtling off the deep end in defiance of pool rules as well.

Near the elevator doors on Tuesday, beside the usual notices about trash pickup and pool rules, was a note informing neighbors of Ms. McMillan's death.

Mr. Kingsley says his cream replaces the need for a bathing cap, but that seems to be more a matter of personal taste and pool rules.

Indeed, complaints about community associations with pool rules that discriminate are already trickling into the regional offices of the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the agency charged with investigating violations, according to officials.

The car pool rule went into effect last Thursday, but because that was a Jewish holiday, this week is likely to serve as the real test of the rule's impact on traffic.

"You can't see what they are doing underwater," a Colorado probation officer, DeeDee Cagle, told me, referring to the pool rule, which applies to adolescents with a single sexual offense, as well as those with multiple offenses.

At crossings other than the Brooklyn Bridge, where morning traffic into Manhattan yesterday was still 24percentt lower than on a normal day, yesterday's flow across bridges and through tunnels was about the same as the day before, with reductions in traffic of 10percentto30percentcent over normal days and officials reporting a high rate of compliance with the car pool rule.

A second theory refers to a kelly pool rule variation under which the 8 ball is excluded from assignment as a secret number and, if another ball strikes the 8 ball at any time during play, the player responsible is penalized.

As if to emphasise the point, on September 8th FASB published proposals to close the one loophole that it thinks makes American standards laxer than those elsewhere: the "pooling of interests" approach to mergers.Under pooling rules, companies that are combining simply add their accounts together, making it impossible to discern the cost of the acquisition.