Sentence examples for rulebook that from inspiring English sources

rulebook that allows drug bans to be modified under exceptional circumstances.

They created a rulebook that allows corporations to do almost anything in the pursuit of profit, and national interest be damned.

He's also torn up the rulebook that says architects and designers shouldn't involve themselves in the making of objects and buildings.

The Commission is expected to unveil in March "targeted" modifications to the rulebook that would tighten the external borders and improve Europe's asylum application rules.

Amid popular outrage about soaring profits and bonuses, political leaders and economic policy makers seem intent on making progress toward some kind of rulebook that would prevent another bank-led crisis of the financial system.

There's an elaborate rulebook that sharply limits what players can and can't do (down to where they have to stand on the field), and its dictates are followed with great care.

What matters in the end is what comes out, what affects the public consciousness – not the rulebooks that govern its practices.

Other places, such as Hong Kong, have written rulebooks that they will also begin implementing from next year.By contrast, the four main American agencies which supervise banks finally posted a "notice of proposed rule-making" on September 25th.

(To refresh: Fagbenle moved to the United States from London after taking an exam required of all British students when they are around 15.  Inexplicably, the N.C.A.A. rulebook says that taking that exam means that the student has finished high school, which is completely untrue. Rather, the exam is a passageway to the last few years of high school.

The N.F.L. rulebook states that each game ball must be inflated to between 12.5 and 13.5 pounds of pressure.

The FA rulebook  states that players dismissed for violent conduct receive an automatic three-match ban.