Sentence examples for print of the rules from inspiring English sources

He scoured the fine print of the rules and discovered that, if a combatant fell off the fighting platform three times within a round, he lost the match.

When it comes to referendums, it seems the devil is not so much in the detail of the question as the small print of the rules.

The fine print of those rules could prove very important for New York's fashion industry.

He omitted to notice that the small print of the competition rules did not limit the number of winners.

CAT said during the Lima talks Australia had been working on the small print of the Kyoto protocol rules that would make it even easier for it to reach targets.

If hackers make off with people's hard-earned savings by infiltrating a big prepaid-card network, will regulators point to the fine print of the deposit-insurance rules?

It turns out that in the fine print of the unauthorized exchange rule, giving something is also forbidden.

The environmental agency had originally intended to set an even stricter rule on the secondary standard, a detail that emerged in the fine print of the documentation for the rule, and was first reported by The Washington Post on Friday.

You may not know it, but the fine print in the rules governing use of your credit card and your checking account probably limits your right to sue in court if you have a dispute with the company providing the service.

Can someone print an extra copy of the rules and conditions that members get when they are giving this black card?

The fine print of ethics rules allows lawmakers to be closely associated with fund-raising appeals, even if they do not solicit donations themselves.