Experimental broadcasts, the Post Office ruled, had to be individually authorized.
Those countries post rules in the customs hall and skip pointless paperwork that only the honest will complete honestly.
Search your social media newsfeeds for admissions of failure, and you'll find them; but the success story, the achievement post, rules.
He suggested that candidates make their values clear and post rules of conduct in the campaign office.
Eugene O'Donnell, another law enforcement expert at John Jay and a former Brooklyn cop and prosecutor himself, pointed to what he called "iconic crime events" in a time when tabloids like the Post ruled the news.
Parents and teachers post rules, adjust workloads, provide choices, reinforce good behavior, and offer special tutoring [ 73].
A notable exception to the run-off arrangement is the presidential election in Taiwan, in which the "first-past-the-post" rule is used.
The purpose of a run-off election is to guard against the possibility of a fringe or extremist candidate being elected under a "first-past-the-post" rule, which may not be in the best interests of the vast majority of the people in the country or region.
The Obama administration's recently posted rule requiring the health insurance plans of Catholic universities and charities to offer free birth control information and services to women has raised the hackles of the Catholic Church.
Posted rules include no cursing.
These contests, also held on May 6th but on traditional first-past-the-post rules, produced some grossly skewed results.
