Sentences with phrase «rulebook says»

The tiny rulebook says this can make working out the results of a fight more challenging, but that's hardly true — the outcome can be worked out at a glance with ease.

The rulebook says a manufacturer must build 100 production cars in the same year as it begins campaigning a race version.

Sometimes you have to give love a second chance — no matter what the dating rulebook says.

And I personally LOVE breaking free of whatever the rulebook says is «authentically vintage.»

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.»

The rulebook says that teams tampering with balls are subject to a $ 25,000 fine.

Your attitude is the best fashion statement you can make, regardless of what the rulebooks say.

Autoblog reported that Formula E's rulebook said speeds were limited to 140 mph by the FIA during its inaugural 2014 season, which is about how fast Texans go on the highway.

Not exact matches

And other players said that Douglas wasn't the only Titans player who was operating outside of the NFL rulebook on Sunday.

The Unite boss said that his union has so far resisted calls for the party's rulebook to be changed to introduce mandatory reselection of sitting MPs.

When there is no vacancy, Sunder Katwala is right to say of challenges that «the realpolitik is that the rulebook does not determine outcomes:» a consensus amongst the (Shadow) Cabinet could force a contest.

Observers here say a voluntary U.S. exodus from the Paris Agreement just as its rulebook is beginning to take shape would obliterate U.S. influence over this process.

We thought only fools messed with the cast - iron laws of thermodynamics — but quantum trickery is rewriting the rulebook, says physicist Vlatko Vedral

In Compliance, director Craig Zobel shows the dangers of always following the rulebook and the extent to which some will go to obey authority, even if said authority is merely a voice zapped in from a telephone wire.

And by the way, there's no rulebook that says you can't make money and societal change at the same time.

The Hyundai i30 N was ultimately beaten by some big names with proportionate pricetags — and by a hot - hatch that rewrites the rulebook on fast front - drivers — but so many judges said the i30 N was the one they'd buy.

The reason I say this is because if an agent really likes your story idea, or writing style, they will accept you regardless of how badly you mangled their rulebook.

With that said if you're willing to sit down and parse the rulebook there's a lot of fun to be had here.

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?

The same could probably be said about Perfect Dark's original N64 release, as it followed close to Goldeneye's rulebook, and there's only so much developers could do to work with that awkward N64 controller.

He used a baseball analogy, saying Steyer had just entered a game in which the other team has long had «big bats, a huge payroll, and a different rulebook.»

Sébastien Duyck, Senior Attorney, Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL), said: «As another COP closes, Parties find themselves with considerable work ahead of them as they only have thirteen months to deliver on the Paris promises by creating a robust, rights - based Paris Rulebook.

The uncertainty, however, is troubling, as is the idea among some negotiators that the REDD puzzle was solved when the UNFCCC parties agreed on the REDD Rulebook the guidance on how to harvest available data on forests to create deforestation levels to be recognized by the UNFCCCœ at last year's Warsaw COP, Saines said.

«We recognise that the status of storage in the energy market rulebook does need to be addressed,» a spokesman said in reference to the absence of a dedicated definition of where storage sits in the electricity market.

«RE100 members like Starbucks are going beyond simply meeting a target,» he said, «they are re-writing the rulebook for energy purchasing.»