Sentences with phrase «still stick to their rules»
Not exact matches
Still, Lawsky also highlighted positive aspects of the new technology, saying there was room for a thriving industry as long as it stuck to the rules, avoided money laundering, and did not duck regulation off - shore.
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Now, we are stuck with the Pottery Barn rule that» if you break it, you own it» We are still paying for Bush's mistakes, with a couple of trillion dollars that we did not have, down the drain already, fighting a war charged to our credit cards.
Now Normally Im not a big baseball type guy, but I do love the fact that someone is still willing to stick up for unwritten rules against the young hot shots like Bryce Harper.
Of course, you still should stick to the kid's daily routine and follow the rule of rest before going to bed so that the child quickly falls asleep.
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We wouldn't rule out a $ 75K starting price just yet, but it's still interesting to see the official response sticking to the party line in spite of some fairly solid evidence to the contrary.
You may stretch these rules a little in aggressive investing, while still sticking to the general principles.
• You're still stuck with MDIB / RMD / MD Rules (where the IRS forces you to withdraw money when you reach 70 1/2, so it can recoup the insignificant taxes you've saved in the past).
Ans last but not least, by sticking to the rules, you always have the last resort option of filing a complaint with the CFPB, assuming it's still around.
The AI in charge of the enemies has also seen some improvement making them a bit more challenging to fight, although it does still need work as foes are prone to acts of sheer stupidity and bandits tend to stick their heads out way to much, turning what should be a tense, cover - based shootout in a shooting gallery where headshots rule supreme.
Although I'd preface this with «while sticking to the golden rule», it still remains the best «quote» for unlocking indecision.