Sentences with phrase «same rule book»

Unfortunately for them, employers don't have a copy of the same rule book.

That means that designers, architects, manufacturers as well as retailers, cities and investors can all work from the same rule book.

If only we all got to play with the same rule book as HRC.

The Fed is following the same rule book it has always followed.

Other countries could follow the same rule book — I think we are going to see something like that with South Korea and probably many others — but the market's fate will be no different than after what played out in Japan and Australia.

Not exact matches

But I don't know of a rule book that says we can't make amazing profits and not wreck the planet at the same time.

Here is a comic - book movie that defies all the rules of comic - book movies, but at the same time, loves the fact that it is one.

These are the same rules as for interpreting any book, religious or otherwise.

You can't change the rule book and call it the same game.

Oh, I wanted to thank you for your post a few days ago where you noted Jesus message on the Golden rule was kindness in contrast to the other negative presentations of the same rule from all other holy books.

A fully study on why the rule and reign of God is not the same thing as going to heaven would take a book.

And judging him the way you are, by your own book's rules, means that your god will then judge you by the same measure.

I know their strong position about same - sex marriage, and about women controlling their bodies and all of those things and I say if you write the book, you have the rules, do what you have to do.

We swap books and stories and frustrations, the rules are the same at her house as at my house and let's take some time to make fun of ourselves while we're at it.

If you are sure you are keeping a consistent daily routine and bedtime routine for your son, with the same calming nightly routine (warm bath, singing, books, etc.) and bedtime hour, as well as a consistent nap schedule (even if he takes 5), and he is getting a total of 12 - 15 hours of actual undisturbed sleep, and you are still concerned with his irritability throughout the day and his need for swaddling, I would definitely seek a second medical opinion to rule out that anything medical or perhaps dietary is causing his fussiness.

On his sources, Mr Rawnsley said: «I excluded quite a lot from the book because there has been a lot of gossip and rumour over the years swirling about Gordon Brown's behaviour, and I had a rule a rumour is not the same as a fact.

This probably is the case but nonetheless it presented an opportuninty for us to say that if we did get in we'd re-write the rule book for MPs expenses - no second homes (book a hotel like anyone else or have the state provide a flat or whatever) and apply the same rules on general expenses as you insist businesses do.

He called on the law enforcement agencies to apply the rules and bring the perpetrators to book in order to deter other people from doing the same irrespective of the political party they belong to.

Next month, in Part 2, we will consider how randomness rules our lives through the metaphor of «the drunkard's walk,» well elucidated by physicist Leonard Mlodinow of the California Institute of Technology in his new book of the same title.

During the same test period, Evans created an experiment called Food Rules, based on the book of that name by Michael Pollan, a journalist who advocates eating simply and avoiding processed food.

Simple Rules (formerly titled 8 Simple Rules for Dating My Teenage Daughter) is based on the best - selling book series of the same name.

Underpinned by the same rule - breaking bravado present in 2010's Kick - Ass, Vaughn's previous collaboration with comic book writer Mark Millar and screenwriter Jane Goldman, this is another confident, confounding work from a director who never ceases to surprise, whether he's helming a star - crammed franchise add - on or a middle finger - flipping anti-prestige curio.

While the way Thanos wants to «rule / destroy the world» is a bit different than the numerous past bad - guys, it's still sort of the same premise we have seen comic - book film after comic - book film.

Are the «rules» the same for authors of fiction, nonfiction, and children's books?

In November 2013, that same judge, Denny Chin, issued a district - court ruling that found Google Books to be fair use.

Same rules apply to cards as with book covers.

Many years ago, when Barnes & Noble attempted to purchase the giant book wholesaler Ingram Book, those companies discovered that rules that may be flexible when you're talking about channels for the distribution of, say, toothpaste, aren't as flexible when those same rules are applied to bobook wholesaler Ingram Book, those companies discovered that rules that may be flexible when you're talking about channels for the distribution of, say, toothpaste, aren't as flexible when those same rules are applied to boBook, those companies discovered that rules that may be flexible when you're talking about channels for the distribution of, say, toothpaste, aren't as flexible when those same rules are applied to books.

* why can we buy physical books (paying copyright) from international sources but not buy the electronic version under the same IPR payment rules?

All too often different imprints within the same publisher lived by different book production rules, and I've had to learn each and every one of them.

Of course, to be reasonable, lending or selling a physical book means you lose access to it, and the same is not true of a digital file (which you can keep and email to a friend), so perhaps it's not fair for the same rules to apply.

If we decided to just apply the same logic and do what «user expected» irrespective on how the book is authored we would have to have an archane rule and we would lose ability to set the font in absolute units (which is important in some advanced cases).

As I said earlier, there's no hard and fast rule when pricing eBooks and not every author will have the same experience, depending on which genre they write in, how many books they have on the market and current industry trends.

Is there some hard and fast rule which dictates that while it's perfectly acceptable for female book characters to be frumpy or have a uni-brow or hips as wide as Texas, the same does not apply once that female book character jumps to the small screen?

I read the submission rules but it doesn't indicate whether a book that's both print and e-book with the same cover for both would qualify.

MMA authors warned in the same conversation that books might be flagged (on their online sales page) as technically deficient, or even removed from sale, if these chapter and contents rules aren't met.

«Jobs paused and with a knowing nod responded, «The price will be the same,» and explained that «publishers are actually withholding their books from Amazon because they are not happy,»» wrote Cote in her ruling.

If I leave the sample up on IF and BF, I'll probably also change the cover or title or blurb — I don't want people thinking I'm breaking the rules because the book looks the same.

Because of Apple's bizarre rules, a company can not have a paid books account and an app account under the same name, so the eBooks can be found under TASCHEN, while the apps are under the account name of TASCHEN GmbH.

The first book, POLITICS by the superlative political theorist and writer David Runciman will be an excellent showcase for what we are trying to do — not rewrite the rules, just give people quality experiences and hopefully make money at the same time.

While foreign publishers often think of selling foreign rights to mainland China, they need to consider Taiwan as well, Gray said: «Taiwanese publishers buy a lot of rights and are strongly influenced by international trends,» whereas mainland China, like Japan, «has its own rules» and books that sell well there are not necessarily the same as those that sell well in the West.

With winning results, Lord brings the same sensitivity to the subject of dementia that she brought to autism in her Newbery Honor book, Rules (2006).

Earning nights toward these bonuses follows the same rules as earning nights toward elite tier status — i.e. a member will only receive credit for the nights stayed for one room, not multiple rooms booked for the same duration by the same Hilton Honors Member.

The same rules apply whenever booking travel for a group: compromise.

* An «eligible stay» for the purpose of this Promotion is defined as any stay of one or more consecutive nights at the same Best Western branded hotel, with the exception of a stay booked through an online travel agency, a stay booked through a tour operator, or a stay booked at a special discounted rate (see Best Western Rewards program rules for further information on eligibility criteria).

There are both limitations and benefits to Alaska's award routing rules (difficulty combining partners, but also generous stopovers), but in general I find myself redeeming fewer miles through Alaska's program to book the same award.

The issue that some consumers have had is that, because most US airlines offer free cancellation within 24 hours, they've booked tickets on American, assumed that the airline uses the same rules as the others, and then been surprised when they've been changed a fee when they've tried to cancel within 24 hours.

Hyatt's rule about booking suites with points is simple: If an entry - level suite is available for a cash booking then the same suite can be booked using points.

** An «eligible stay» for the purposes of this Offer is defined as any stay (i.e., one or more consecutive nights at the same Best Western branded hotel) with the exception of a stay booked through an online travel agency, a stay booked through a tour operator, and a stay booked at a special discounted rate (see Best Western Rewards program rules for further information on eligibility criteria).

If you were to book the same American Airlines flight through British Airways, then a different set of rules would require you to pay the fuel surcharge.

Singapore Airlines has a rule (as a lot of airlines do) that, if something isn't bookable online, you can call up the reservations desk and avail yourself of the same benefits as you would have had if the booking had been made online.