Sentence examples for washington rules from inspiring English sources

Most of all, he has learned that, for all his anti-Washington rhetoric, he has to play by Washington rules if he wants to win in Washington.

WASHINGTON RULES: America's Path to Permanent War, by Andrew J. Bacevich (Metropolitan/Holt, $25).

"Washington Rules" is a tough-minded, bracing and intelligent polemic against some 60 years of American militarism.

The first are the commissars of the national security establishment, who perpetuate these "Washington rules" of global dominance.

He does not talk about changing Washington rules; he is playing by the rules as he found them.

"Certainly we've often used insider Washington rules and tools — some would call them gimmicks — to protect people from hard votes," said Representative Mick Mulvaney, Republican of South Carolina.

Liquor and Cannabis Board spokesman Brian Smith says the new Washington rule will take effect in June, eliminating a six-month residency requirement for out-of-state investors.

Inside the courtroom, the counsel table in Judge Howard's six-sided courtroom was excessively crowded with five defendants, four defense attorneys, and prosecutor Adam Sturdivant, who was pushed to the far left end with little space to rest his yellow legal pad and copies of the 2016 Washington Court Rules and Courtroom Handbook on Washington Evidence.

George Washington's "Rules of Civility and Decent Behavior" left 110 points of advice for succeeding generations of politicians.

WASHINGTON — Security rules imposed after the Christmas Day bombing attempt may diminish another one of the gee-whiz aspects of flying, the moments when the captain plays tour guide, pointing out landmarks to the passengers.

NBC News' Richard Engel says without naming sources that he is "hearing" the White House "has ruled out air strikes for now... ..: Richard Engel (@RichardEngel) Hearing Washington has ruled out air strikes for now with cruise missiles or manned aircraft.