*In "The Rules of the Game," the line "The terrible thing about this world is that everyone has his reasons" is spoken by the character Octave, not by the Marquis de la Cheyniest.
Training a lion or a tiger begins with a simple rule: Keep out of the line of fire when the animals urinate.
Throughout the entire range of Fe fractions investigated in this study, the hardness was enhanced over the rule-of-mixture trend line.
It is a history that would create a fixed template for the present if it were not for those who took chances to speak out, to protest, to break protocol, break the rules, stand in the line of fire, who saw greater consequences than their own punishment.
Bitel, who upset many in the IAAF last summer when he said athletics was not doing enough to catch cheats, has a solution: the establishment of international governance rules along the lines of the World Anti-Doping Agencodeode.
Dhatusena (reigned 459 477) defeated the Pandyas and reestablished Sinhalese rule with the line of Moriya kings.
Aggressive tax avoidance is about making adventurous interpretations of the rules, and stretching the line as far as you can.
These down-and-distance rules, combined with the establishment of the line of scrimmage, transformed the game from a variation of rugby or soccer into the distinct sport of American football.
Along with subsequent revisions, the deed spelled out rules along the lines of a 19th-century duel: The winner of the Cup, called the defender, must accept any challenge from an organized yacht club that holds an annual regatta on an "arm of the sea".
Earlier this month, the general went to Muzaffarabad, capital of the Pakistani-held part of Kashmir, and gave a fiery speech in support of the militants fighting Indian rule on the other side of the "line of control" that divides the territory.
