Sentence examples for rulebook at a from inspiring English sources

On the final day of the N.C.A.A. convention, the board approved 25 of 26 proposals in what is considered the most sweeping deregulation of the organization's rulebook at a single time.

isn't concerned that Republicans want to throw the rulebook at Democrats for staging a 26-hour sit-in to push for votes on gun control measures, .

Or did easyJet throw the rulebook at Moss because she was a woman in the public eye who had had a few drinks?

What is most urgently required is to throw the existing regulatory rulebook at offenders.

It is instead throwing the rulebook at the alleged miscreants, though hoping that this will force them to settle.

These pieces belong to the first, revolutionary flowering of Maxwell Davies's (he's universally known as "Max") maturity, from the years after he had ripped up the compositional rulebook at Manchester University along with his fellow young Turks, Alexander Goehr and Harrison Birtwistle in the early 50s.

His last public intervention was nine years ago – a leaked audio speech – though he is supposed to have been behind a series of rulebooks aimed at instilling a modicum of discipline to an increasingly fragmented force.

Its routines are not yet cemented into the rulebooks, at least not since 1997, when the British handed Hong Kong back to China.

There appeared to be a rulebook thrown at every emerging playwright.

Cosa Nostra has a single rulebook and a single structure, building up in a pyramid from the soldiers at the base to the boss of bosses at the apex.

At the urging of Mayor Eric Garcetti, the five members of the Board of Taxicab Commissioners said they would review a 64-page taxi rulebook with an eye toward scrapping some regulations and modifying others that put cabs at a competitive disadvantage.