Sentence examples for relevant rule from inspiring English sources

Every time the children misbehave, Ms. Billig orders them to check the list of responsibilities hanging on the laundry line and to recite the relevant rule.

Rosenthal explained the relevant rule: Rule 8, Section 1, Article 3, Item 5 of the NFL rulebook discusses a simultaneous catch.

It happened because when ICMS [a state sales tax] was grafted onto the 1988 constitution, the relevant rule was meant to be applied the following year.

Football's governing body said it is alleged Whelan breached the relevant rule, E3(1) of the FA handbook, because his comments were "abusive and/or insulting and/or constitute improper conduct and/or bring the game into disrepute".

But with a rapacious sleight-of-hand, the relevant rule was reworded overnight: "open land" was redefined, and the promised 166 acres for public use shrivelled to a scandalous 32.

In the specific case that drew my attention, the relevant rule in the NBA states that you have to dribble before taking your second step, whilst according to FIBA rules you have to dribble before you take your FIRST step.

A CAA spokesperson said: "Anyone operating a drone must do so responsibly and observe all relevant rules and regulations.

With education administered by Germany's 16 states, she called on local authorities to review the relevant rules.

When preparing material for broadcast in election periods you should make sure you are fully versed in the relevant rules.

Authorities have cited student activities that violated national security or affected national diplomacy, as well as "contravention of the relevant rules", she said.

"There is nothing inappropriate about structuring transactions to satisfy the parties' financial, tax, regulatory or accounting objectives within the relevant rules and standards".