Sentences with phrase «in rulebook»

Definitely much more in common with Doom 3 than the hideous Terminator 3, whoever said that the movie tie - in rulebook suggested ugly and rushed visuals?

For starters the scenarios in the rulebook don't clearly show the pieces of board very well, leaving you to consult the back of the book in order to match them up.

A good option rule included in the rulebook is that players don't have to randomly drawn, and can instead just pick what they want from the advancement deck.

Frustratingly despite what can be found in the rulebook I didn't find The Others to be a very thematic game with a few little things that irked me.

The conversations and other bits of fluff you can find in the rulebook read like they were written by teenage me, including a part about a skin - tight catsuit.

Having to refer back to tables in the rulebook or reference sheet can ruin the flow a little, but you'll got those memorised quite quickly.

With roughly 750 classes in the rulebook, just about anything goes.

It's worth stressing from the outset that Slava's scribbling in the rulebook rather than ripping it up.

In her rulebook, it's no pain, all gain.

In fact, you get a lot of value here because there are five mini-games in the rulebook to keep you playing over and over again with the same set of cards.

«If they want a new leader of the opposition, we must either have a proper leadership election — and this vote of confidence has no status in the rulebook.

«If we are to go out and convince thousands of working class men and women that they want to sign up to be associate Labour party members they will not be interested in the rulebook, or even the history,» he told the annual Durham miners» gala.

According to school officials, the university has always abided by this policy, but it wasn't until recently that they put it in the rulebook.

It took me seven novels to learn what is surely Rule # 1 of book research, at least in the rulebooks of smarter writers: Set your novel in a fabulous place, so you can take a fabulous research junket!

Not exact matches

But one of the less advertised aspects of the course is the strict rulebook that patrons are expected to follow while taking in the action.

In seminars, attendees learn the basics of officiating: the rulebook, how to handle confrontations on the field, proper hand signal use.

It is, however, appropriate to open up the rulebook in the light of day and rework the rules and regulations that don't work well or are unnecessary.

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Heck, he might just change his mind and write a whole new rulebook at the last minute, maybe call it the New Testament, and then only people who are left handed are allowed in heaven.

It also appears to me that some people find security in guidelines and structure while others (like myself) cringe under the idea of rules and rulebooks.

They go in with the rulebook.»

In fact, the obsession (read: idolatry) over the bible as the * only * guide and as a rigid rulebook has corresponded with notably less grace, compassion, forgiveness and justice within Christianity.

(Sub in almond butter and coconut sugar if you're sticking close to the Paleo rulebook.)

International companies accredited by Australian Certified Organic still need to meet the rulebook for production and manufacturing, the Australian Certified Organic Standard which is one of the strictest in the world.

It's the rulebook for any certified organic business in Australia and introduces some changes for winemaking, horticulture, poultry, aquaculture and cottage industries.

If we're talking about intentionally lodging the puck in your skate, and then skating it into the opposing net, then the current rulebook would probably disallow that without any further tweaks.

The rulebook doesn't make any kind of specific stipulation for overturning goals when then play should have been blown dead because the puck was caught in someone's equipment.

Was it a win earned by superior performance or a victory gained by engineering knowhow accompanied with a willingness to push the bounds beyond what is permitted in the NASCAR rulebook?

Replay review confirms the targeting and because of the «egregious mistake» clause in the replay rulebook (as in, replay review can change anything that was very wrong), the interception is negated.

In the NCAA's football rulebook, Rule 3.3.5 f sums up 90 percent of it pretty clearly while describing one potential instance of its application:

In the NFL rulebook, an illegal bat is defined as any time a «player bats or punches a loose ball in the field of play toward his opponent's goal line.&raquIn the NFL rulebook, an illegal bat is defined as any time a «player bats or punches a loose ball in the field of play toward his opponent's goal line.&raquin the field of play toward his opponent's goal line.»

This clause in the NFL rulebook doesn't make the replay officials» case any easier to make: «If the ball touches the ground after the player secures control of it, it is a catch, provided that the player continues to maintain control.»

The rulebook already has a series of flagrant vs. inadvertent distinctions, but these should be simplified to the point where a referee, working by a generously worded rulebook, has enough discretion in a game to make those calls in a quick and decisive manner.

Rugby is itself in the midst of its own internal debate over player size, safety, and the rulebook.

The infraction is inherently subjective, its entry in the NHL rulebook (69.1) filled with ambiguous phrases like «impairs the goalkeeper's ability to move freely,» «initiates intentional or deliberate contact,» and «made a reasonable effort to avoid such contact.»

The complete rulebook shouldn't cover more than 50 pages; the current NCAA Division I manual checks in at 434 pages.

In a game where patience and possession football works better Napoli tear up the rulebook and do things their own way.

Shea Patterson and every other Ole Miss underclassman don't meet an exception in the NCAA rulebook.

To be quite honest we didn't think miracles could happen in football anymore, but Claudio Ranieri's men are tearing up the rulebook one game at a time.

The civil service were supposed to clarify matters by producing a rulebook, the Cabinet Manual, which includes a whole chapter on government formation in the event of a hung parliament.

In fact the Commons rulebook is much more complex, as I've already written about.

Then came an attempt by the Tories in government to use the Lords rulebook to get their way.

The new group would need a rulebook, and might in the short term simply adopt the existing Labour Party rules, and amend these over time.

Scottish leader Jim Murphy MP would join us in March, after the Scottish party had approved changes to their rulebook.

It means Mr Corbyn has strengthened his hand as he prepares to push through radical changes to the Labour rulebook that would make it harder to oust him and his allies in the future.

Clause I, section 4 of the membership section in Labour's rulebook says: «A member of the party who joins and / or supports a political organisation other than an official Labour group or other unit of the party, or supports any candidate who stands against an official Labour candidate, or publicly declares their intent to stand against a Labour candidate, shall automatically be ineligible to be or remain a party member.»

According to the Labour Party Rulebook: «Party conference shall decide from time to time what specific proposals of legislative, financial or administrative reform shall be included in the Party programme.

However, I gather that my change in nomenclature caused panic and confusion among candidates - not least because the meetings open to all electors in a constituency are defined as Open Primaries in the party rulebook.

In any case it is for Conference, not the NEC, to change the party rulebook.

«The Valley Fire is breaking all the rules in the midst of a fire season that had already rewritten the rulebook.