But his speech could also be read as a condemnation of a much broader economic model, the one sold by Washington all over Latin America that consists of deregulated markets, privatized state businesses and liberalized trade rules for once-closed economies.
Once you've got your game idea and game, check out the rules for the game once more.
"One of her heroes, one of her mentors was Saul Alinsky, Carsonn said, referring to the father of grassroots organizing whose book, Rules for Radicals, Clinton once cited in a college thesis.
He is resigned to no longer compete in the Masters, and applauds the British Open's change on eligibility rules for past champions — once a lifetime exemption — to age 60.
It is important to ensure that the climate change process and international trade rules do not have the appearance of the developed world setting out the rules for everyone else, once they have secured their spot at the top of the economic pile.
Whereas next month's Oscars are expected to see a procession of white heterosexual men collecting statuettes as 2015's films are feted, not one has been spotted on a podium picking up a major British award for fiction or poetry in a year when diversity, for once, ruled.
Breaking all those rules at once was the best thing I ever did for my career.
Since there are no rules for what they do once in bed, no rules are broken.
Their strike will consist simply of meticulously obeying, for once, the traffic rules of the Code de la Route.
Again this wold need to be inserted into the legislative schedule, and it's not certain that the Lib Dem wing of the government would permit this - but for once the procedural rules help the backers of the bill and the final debate wouldn't absolutely have to be on a Friday.
Great speech from Mike, who for once breaks his rule about idle chatter.
