Sentence examples for rules manual from inspiring English sources
Coaches had to receive a crash course on the N.C.A.A.'s thick rules manual, which is "Atlas Shrugged" in length compared with its Canadian counterpart.
The Maple Leafs said afterward that Bates never should have been awarded the shot, even though the officials appeared to follow Rule 91(b) in the league's official rules manual.
Thomas Jefferson, who "realized every issue was going to be difficult and emotional," Mr. Ritchie said, wrote the first rules manual in the 1790s in which members were instructed not to call one another by name, but rather the "distinguished senator from state of X or Y," and to address one another through the chairman and not directly.
Dr Tilman Frasch, a lecturer at Manchester Metropolitan University, said it was a rules manual for Buddhist monks dating back to about 1850.
Participants in the hearing operated without the benefit of a new rules manual, no doubt adding to the fog which envelopes the commissions' procedural guidelines.
The State Legislature's legal arguments are expected to largely mirror those already put forward by Mr. Bush: that the Florida Supreme Court exceeded its authority when it ruled manual recounts must be included in Florida's final vote count.
Mudbloods tries to encompass all the complexities and nuance of the quidditch world into just 85 minutes: from boiling down the 200-page, 700-rule manual into an animated sequence which attempts to explain the sport to non-initiates, to capturing the aggressive matches on film.
The Fair Political Practices Commission estimated that the rule changes would cost $200,000 to revise rule manuals, field questions and complaints, and conduct investigations, according to spokeswoman Tara Stock.
for 28 years; wrote the Dept.'s Book of Rules & Manual of Procedure.
NOV. 21 -- 652 The Florida Supreme Court rules that manual recounts must be included.
So, if the Florida Supreme Court rules that manual recounts must be included in the presidential vote, no one should be surprised if the U.S. Supreme Court steps in.
