Sentences with phrase «rulebook which»

This propelled the government of South Korea to come ahead with a regulatory rulebook which all crypto market participants need to abide by for hassle - free and secured functioning.

He has also suggested Bitcoin investors and businesses to come up with their very own rulebook which they shall adhere to while processing crypto transactions.

It's far cry from the wonderfully laid out rulebook which carefully guides you through every possible option in a logical progression.

Speaker John Bercow may have his detractors, but his revival of the «urgent question» - a formerly neglected bit of the Commons rulebook which summons ministers to parliament at a moment's notice - should see him deservedly enter the history books.

Not exact matches

Part of the rulebook is devoted to history, some of which depicted a certain set of rules for a certain set of people at a certain time.

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.

And because NASCAR used tempates to measure the cars, which were not as precise and allowed crew chiefs to play within the margins of the rulebook and take advantage of the gray areas.

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.

A booklet was circulated amongst local activists called How to deselect your MP, which explained how to use the new rulebook to get rid of any Labour MP who failed to meet the same ideological tests.

Ashworth holds one of the three frontbench seats on Labour's ruling NEC - the body which controls the party and its rulebook.

A new study involving The University of Queensland, which might be useful for biomedical research, re-writes parts of the rulebook on how mammalian brains — including our own — could have evolved.

In The Red Flag Rulebook, women share their stories about mortifying dating experiences, which will provide a good chuckle as well as a good eye - opener for listeners.

Robert Altman tore up the filmmaking rulebook in the mid -»70s with this satire on the American country and western scene, for which the cast composed their own songs.

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.

Currently, GT3 cars such as the Audi R8 LMS and Aston Martin Vantage GT3 have been modified to meet GRAND - AM's rulebook, which had sometimes included significant and costly rollcage, aero and electronics changes.

The FHA maintains a rulebook known as the «FHA guidelines» which lists every imaginable characteristic of a mortgage loan along with the agency's tolerance for such a trait.

The Starter Pack contains six figures, two maps, Powers and Abilities Cards, Object and Terrain tokens, dice, and a rulebook, which is everything you need to get started (hence the clever name).

We then move into the phase dedicated to resolving boarding actions, which the rulebook describes as being one of the most cinematic moments in the entire game.

Arkham Horror is the kind of game that is horrifying in both the right way, through its powerful theme that mixes elements of horror and light comedy that can stem from the mayhem, and the wrong way via it's legion of cards, tokens and frequently confusing rulebook that aims to teach a complex and sometimes unintuitive set of rules, all of which manage to successfully hide that thematic strength for quite a while.

The confusion stems from the adjacency rule which states activated discs must be adjacent to each other, which according to the rulebook is when you are able to freely draw a line between them without crossing over another potential line or an empty space.

Initial placements of settlements can weigh surprisingly heavy on the outcome of the game, something to which even the rulebook seems to admit to when giving an example of a pre-determined board layout for first - time players.

Open it up and you'll find a playing board that clearly shows where every deck of cards is supposed to sit, and in the two top corners there's small boxes of text that provide quick summaries of how to set the game up and how a player's turn works, which is a nice touch since it saves you digging out the frankly quite boring looking rulebook.

Inside the rulebook there's a few pages of story that setup the basic narrative of the game, although the scenario cards drop the ball somewhat here which is a real shame.

But they do get the rulebook right, once again employing their now standard system of having three books: one for the simply getting you play as soon as possible, one containing the various missions and another one which acts as a rule reference so you can find out any smaller details that the basic rulebook missed.

You've got to make it through the rulebook first, though, which spans 20 - pages and isn't great at explaining how everything works, leaving a lot of ambiguities that must be waded through.

The rulebook is in dire need of being updated, which would likely greatly help combat my opinion that the rules can be fiddly to deal with at times.

The creators are not native English speakers which certainly explains many of the issues, but that can't excuse the state of the rulebook.

«Tearing up the rulebook but bringing back the fun, Pokémon Sun and Moon make for the best generation in more than a decade,» Chris Tapsell wrote in Eurogamer's Sun and Moon review, which awarded the games a rare Essential rating.

By going against the grain, with the Zelda franchise Nintendo hasn't just re-written the open world genre rulebook, but rather thrown it out the window entirely and lit it on fire to instead set a better benchmark in which other game developers can strive towards.

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.»

Nearly 200 nations, finally agreeing to keep the world from burning up, began writing the rulebook by which the goals of the 2015 Paris Agreement could be achieved, while seeking the trillions needed to move quickly away from fossil fuels to a green - energy economy.

Negotiators finalized the REDD + Rulebook last year in Warsaw, so there's plenty of guidance on carbon accounting and finance as it will evolve under the UNFCCC which is different from how it's evolved in regional and private programs.

The warning comes just over two months after the MFSA released feedback for its new cryptocurrency rulebook, which was released at the end of January, as previously reported.

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.

Demand for such illegal cryptocurrency market will always remain and with feds directing the spotlight on exchanges which don't go by the rulebook, the split of Bitcoin in two halves is becoming starker.

The crypto indices, which has already gained a lot of attention is based on professional investment - grade rulebooks, like STOXX and the S&P Index... Continue reading Hedge Token Crypto Traded Indices: The First Mover in Cryptocurrency Industry