Sentence examples for rulebook does from inspiring English sources

The rulebook does address the topic, however, in its ethical code: "An injured player must be given full protection under the rules, but feigning injury is dishonest, unsportsmanlike and contrary to the spirit of the rules.

But as golf works to appeal to a younger generation that hits the links in cargo shorts and sandals and without a rulebook, does a nonconforming label still matter?

Nowhere in the Olympic rulebook does it say that gold medallists are exempt from answering questions, including the most unpalatable ones, but even if last night's success did come with such immunity, Ohuruogu should most certainly care what people say.

The rulebook doesn't need to be 500 pages.

But the Justice Department rulebook doesn't entirely prohibit the possibility of Mueller diverging from standard practice.

As Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts painfully learned in July, MLB's rulebook doesn't allow for players to simply hop over walls, chill with fans and catch fly balls for outs.  .

A stand-up row with the then England captain Mike Brearley followed, with Lillee arguing that the rulebook didn't state that a bat must be made of willow.

Take a page from Carson's rigid rulebook: Do your best to squeeze them in at the table and include them in conversation -- even if it means swallowing a little pride.

With these companies, sometimes the normal rulebooks don't apply".

The variety of life means that much remains unknown, much will change either gradually or rapidly and the rulebooks don't accompany how life unfolds.

But it's a rulebook that doesn't allow for the reality of how men wear clothes: namely that for most men, a couple of perrenials should last all year long.