Sentence examples for rulebook I from inspiring English sources

In Katowice, Poland, the Parties to the Paris Agreement just adopted the so-called "Paris rulebook," i.e., the various guidelines and procedures that put meat on the bones of the Agreement's provisions.

Since teenagers didn't come with a rulebook, I suppose I'll have to find a balance on my own, by deciding which events are important enough to demand attendance, and which can be optional.

Given Hanen's focus in his order with making sure government officials "play by the rulebook," I'm interested to know what rulebook governs Hanen's remedy and whether he is playing by it.

"I looked up gambling in the N.C.A.A. rulebook and I did not see that there is an exception for rowing," he said.

"I didn't get a word from the ref. I need to go back to the rulebook myself because I do not want to be leaving the game," he told BBC Radio Derby.

Having both coached and refereed youth soccer, I was impressed with the simplicity of the rules, only 18 (thinnest rulebook in existence, I'm sure).

See Fox & Rauterberg, supra note 25, at 802; see also, e.g., New York Stock Exchange Rulebook, Rule 18(c)(i) ("The Exchange shall allot $500,000 each calendar month..

The bad news is that none of the new songs tonight rewrite the pop rulebook, as Sugababes Mk I did, or sound like shameless pop 2.0 chart-toppers, fusing rave with techno with R&B.

Festivals have been my life but I wanted to rewrite the rulebook about what they could be – I wanted to reflect a little more of my own cultural life and what the Festival Republic team could create.

Deep down, I feel it's not quite what we signed up for, I mean, the rulebook being torn up.

Is there a rulebook that states we must remain friends with them?! HELL NO!!!