Sentences with phrase «ridiculous rulings like»

Small business is doing it hard enough without ridiculous rulings like this.

Teenage girls and women face enough double standards as they get older, made to feel ashamed for how they interact with men or dealing with ridiculous rules like not being able to lunch alone with male colleagues, because of their so - called «womanly wiles.»

Not exact matches

It is like a child telling their parents that they are making the rules now, and they are not capable, or simply can not pay a bill, or manage their own lives, that's ridiculous.

Making this an NCAA rule seems completely ridiculous, and yet, I'm not surprised even a little bit that the NCAA would do something like this.

We certainly do not want anything like the ridiculous bias shown to them in their last game against Bournemouth, who had a good goal disallowed while Liverpool had a blatant offside, according to the new revision of the rules, ignored.

It's disgusting that a player like Simon is forced to retire in South Korea because of this ridiculous rule.»

Ridiculous that any driver / team can circumvent the (intentions of the) rules like this.

They could even make up a number that looks democratic, like 58 % support of the ruling party, rather than the ridiculous 99 % support ratios garnered with intimidation and ballot stuffing.

In states like Alabama, Mississippi and Texas, TRAP laws (Targeted Regulation of Abortion Providers) have forced ridiculous rules onto clinics, doctors and patients to ultimately diminish the total number of abortion procedures.

The movie starts out with Joe explaining his four rules that he knows he needs to abide by so as to leave his work without a problem, and like the Joker said «well that's the rule you'll have to break» all because of these RIDICULOUS relationships that I'm tired of seeing.

Though the no - touching - while - driving rule is kind of ridiculous, I actually like using the rotary dial better.

That is obviously a fairly ridiculous example for the purposes of illustrating where industry watchers already fear this precedent could lead, but what is clear is that the tax structure surrounding the entire book industry has been called into question in Europe for some time, largely with the advent of corporations like Amazon having one set of rules, and local booksellers being subjected to another.

VII has all kinds of ridiculous mini games with completely different rules like raising and racing chocobos that has NOTHING to do with the rest of the game, making them feel like out of place, disjointed wastes of time.

It's just so ridiculous to picture an organization that actually rules over the world (some sort of sh1tty alliance like the UN would be more possible i guess) and destines resources to one country over another or something like that.

Likes when people break rules and have ridiculous ideas.

Thankfully, this Wii version is an absolute joy and plays just like the original did: rule - free shove-fests, ridiculous dunks and all.

They aren't stupid and realise it is just a scam for the benefit of get - rich - quick cowboys and for politicians to take more in taxes and to gain more control over their lives (just like all the ridiculous regulations that rule their lives).

It's an alright school if you like ridiculous rules.