Sentences with phrase «ironclad rules»

There should be no ironclad rules about the use of food for reinforcement in the field.

Secretary Duncan and the administration brought out the idea of breaking up the ironclad rules on tenure.

Regardless of which return to play guidelines a child's school or sports program follows for concussions, they are just guidelines, not ironclad rules, with a child's return to play determined on case - by - case basis.

As Josh Brown said this morning, «If there were ironclad rules, we would all be following them.»

One of the ironclad rules of business is that those who buy in bulk tend to get discounts.

The prescription is a combination of passive disclosure mixed with some ironclad rules.

I have an ironclad rule when it comes to hiring salespeople: Never, ever hire from a competitor.

«That was the whole idea behind Biff and Joe's ironclad rule that no Gilman foot ball player should ever let another Gilman boy — teammate or not — eat lunch by himself.»

And its coaches have a few unusual rules — such as an ironclad rule that no Gilman football player should ever let another Gilman boy — teammate or not — eat lunch by himself.

It is a near ironclad rule in the world of news management that only bad news gets released in the late afternoon on a Friday — and a summer Friday, no less!

Alex has one ironclad rule: He only breaks up couples where the woman is unhappy.

There's no ironclad rule that they're always better or worse.

If there is one ironclad rule about marketing, it is that you had better be practicing internally what you are preaching to the world.

We set only one ironclad rule: Our efforts had to mimic real life.

Not exact matches

So, even though it's an unwritten rule, I believe it to be ironclad.

If this is accepted by the nation's editors as an ironclad law in the world of workaday reporting, how much more applicable it must be to that world which could not even exist without its own often artificial but nonetheless carefully tended rules of fair play.

Tradition makes for ironclad laws in the hardworking family, and to even think of bending those rules will subject the offender to the terrifying scorn of family matriarch, Abuelita Elena.

Many states protect public sector pension benefits with strong, near ironclad legal rules that make it tough - to - impossible to reduce benefits for existing workers.

Of course, the king of the land of Armello is a lion, and he rules the kingdom from his ironclad castle with a number of heavily - armored guards.

A recurring theme throughout was that Riot was a company that ruled with an ironclad fist.

The rules of a good resume are as concrete and tangible as an ironclad contract, combining an effective summary and job history with the support of searchable keywords and your education to create a complete portrait of your career in a single page.

No matter how child custody was determined, one rule continued to be ironclad: custody was indivisible.