So they're not just a bunch of B-rated athletes playing X-rated football using the "Gladiator" rulebook?
At a congressional hearing last month, they made it clear that the thousands of other American banks would continue to use the less complex existing rulebook, Basel 1.
The term "crosse" is still used is in the rulebook and in reference to a crosse check (a check where ones hands are spread on the crosse and the checker extends his arms into the checkee).
She has used the crisis previously to demand a rewrite of the euro rulebook to expel countries misbehaving as badly as Greece.
Why does the rulebook used by the FCC — the self-described "referee on the field to keep the Internet fast, fair and open" — allow Netflix and other "edge" companies to do decidedly non-open, non-transparent, and non-neutral things, like slowing down certain consumers' Internet traffic without telling them?
Decide if you are using none-core rulebooks.
Marazzi, 61, of Ansonia, a veteran baseball writer and a former umpire of high school, college and independent professional games, has created a seminar he calls "Rule Ball" to teach players and managers more about the rulebook and how use it to their advantage.
The rulebook permits biathletes to use either classical or skating style, but all use the faster skating technique.
Every article I've read in last few days, uses words like: different, renegade, visionary, "rewrote the rulebook," inventive, imaginative, revolutionary to describe him.
Can it be used as a rulebook for anything?
