On-demand retrievals play according to the rules I described above.
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According to the rules, all MPs must vote from their designated seats.
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I want to do things according to the rules and the procedures.
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Organizers were meant to start counting ballots at 203pm, according to the rules.
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According to the rules, critical infrastructure will be subject to a certification process.
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Indeed, according to the rules of Rowling's universe, that seems to be impossible.
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According to the rules, critical infrastructure will be subject to a certification process.
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And only two people can offer closing arguments, according to the rules. 12.
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Only unions conducted according to the rules of officially recognised religions can be registered.
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According to the rules, investors will be classified into two types - ordinary and professional.
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These employees knew better and should have dressed their children according to the rules.
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The official spoke on condition of anonymity, according to the rules of his office.
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But according to the rules of his party, this is Mr. Di Maio's last shot.
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We make sure to keep the right distance (one meter apart, according to the rules).
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According to the rules, a manager has 30 seconds to inform umpires of a challenge.
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According to the rules of the order, the devotees cannot share the stage with women.
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According to the rules, moderators can choose to either ignore the content or delete it.
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I did everything right and according to the rules, but now nothing is clear for me.
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According to the rules, no food or drink are allowed except for still or sparkling water.
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Also, black was not an appropriate color according to the rules of heraldry for national insignia.
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They are books whose action unfolds according to the rules of the board games that inspired them.
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According to the rules of basic story structure as mentioned above, every narrative runs in three acts.
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But, according to the rules of quantum mechanics, there is no way to distinguish between identical photons.
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According to the rules, intelligence officers apply privacy protections later, when they conduct searches of the data.
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"I punished the lowest-performing trainees according to the rules of the competition and hurt them," he said.
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"It was done exactly according to the rules," Mr. House said, denying claims of underhanded or manipulative tactics.
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According to the rules of chaos theory, there's a world out there in which this monument doesn't exist.
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Again, as with the Hossa case, nobody disputes that this was all perfectly legal according to the rules.
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To be lonely is to have failed, according to the rules of a shrinking and ever more interconnected world.
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But that's not allowed on busy days at Grandview, according to the rules posted on the back of the scorecards.
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According to the rules for Democratic precincts, ties between two or more candidates can be broken by a coin toss.
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The Senators make the rules and then listen to the evidence according to the rules they establish for the case.
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Bonds issued on or before April 7 won't be affected, according to the rules, which were published after soliciting public opinions.
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The Electoral College once again is under attack, which seems to happen when Democrats lose an election according to the rules.
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Lacie isn't a bad person; she's just someone trying to play the game according to the rules set out for her.
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According to the rules of first-order logic, ignoring the Babadook's status as a queer icon only makes it more true.
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According to the rules of the international pact, leaving is a lot harder than entering or re-entering after a withdrawal.
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If the helicopter climbs above that height, then LaGuardia tower is supposed to assume control of the flight, according to the rules.
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Is the train a metaphor for the inevitable and joyless conventions of a life lived according to the rules of the 1950s?
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"They have clearly indicated that they are willing to play according to the rules, they have been contacting the regulators," Moser added.
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"The winning entry will be judged on ... writing structure, content, quality of expression (and) creativity," according to the rules Hurley set forth.
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In addition, major shareholders must file their plans 15 trading days in advance of sales, according to the rules, effective Jan. 9.
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According to the rules, drivers must have three years' experience, be licensed by a local taxi regulator and have no criminal record.
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For a millennium, food in India has been consumed according to the rules of this vast and informal system of social engineering.
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"They're working very hard to make sure that is done in a way that is according to the rules and regulations," he said.
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The House could, according to the rules, still pass the skinny bill if the conference comes up empty, a senior GOP aide said.
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If China is not, Trump has nevertheless placed the burden of proof on China to demonstrate that it plays according to the rules.
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The Nafta vote will be up or down, and Congress cannot amend the text, according to the rules governing fast-track trade agreements.
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Those "bound" delegates get freed of that obligation at various points during a convention, according to the rules set by their respective state parties.
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Now, a lip suck, a sort of nervous tick, doesn't officially qualify as a signal of anxiety, according to the rules of facial coding.
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According to the rules of the institution, the orphans were given full names with matching documents only on the day they left the institution.
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According to the rules, tablets are also forbidden, but laptops, desktop computers, and voice-activated devices like Google Home or Amazon Echo are acceptable.
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According to the rules of the pact, which was adopted in 2016 under President Barack Obama, Mr. Trump cannot formally withdraw until November 2020.
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She learned a critical lesson of the Trump era: It doesn't matter if you're right (she wasn't, according to the rules of the hearing).
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Or a document might be unclassified according to the rules of the agency that created it, but become classified by another agency that uses it.
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I knew that what I was about to do was going to hurt his feelings, but according to the rules, it needed to be done.
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Submitting such expense claims is only permissible, according to the rules governing the Israeli Prime Minister, in the absence of official cooks at the residence.
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"According to the rules of Twitter, it is now 'hateful conduct' to call someone who is a man, a man," Yardley wrote in a blog post .
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"Don't get premature on me, Jimmy," Smith warns his friend, thus ensuring he'll be killed in the ensuing battle, according to the rules of film cliches.
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According to the rules set forth by Brazil's federal audit court, a second round is mandatory if the bids are within 10 percent of each other.
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Visitors "are not allowed to enter the chamber during a session under any circumstances," according to the rules, though it says nothing specifically about members' children.
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The perils of 'sticky pricing' According to the rules of economics, the prices of innovative, breakthrough medical offerings should go down as they become more common.
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"It's just a fabrication because according to the rules, if you are caught doping, the sanction is very standard," he told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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To live in a war zone is to calibrate your behavior according to the rules of the armed men who rule the patch you live in.
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In the 18th century, music theorists codified rests and silences according to the rules of rhetoric, and encouraged composers to take inspiration from oration and acting.
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Calculating bank's reserve requirement ratios will be based on the arithmetic average of their daily outstanding deposits, according to the rules published on the central bank's website.
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Big City According to the rules of modern marketing, every company, like every comic-book superhero or extreme villain, must be able to communicate an origin story.
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Board positions are equally split between Republicans and Democrats; each voter removal must be approved by both a Republican and a Democratic employee, according to the rules.
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The proper role of regulation is to see that all parties play according to the rules, and I don't mean the rules made up just by bankers.
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I got STE-Chapelle and NOM (which, according to the rules for solving, has to be French because the clue asks the question "Je m'appelle" in French).
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But according to the rules of the committee, a proxy vote cannot carry the majority in an otherwise tied vote, leaving the official count at 93-10.
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But according to the rules of the committee, a proxy vote cannot carry the majority in an otherwise tied vote, leaving the official count at 10-10.
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"They have clearly indicated that they are willing to play according to the rules, they have been contacting the regulators," Moser said at the Crypto Valley Conference.
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People standing in a queue in public places who are less than one meter away from the next person, will also be prosecuted, according to the rules.
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Instead, trading terminals should be installed onshore, transactions should be transparent and easy to trace, while trading data should be comprehensive and accessible, according to the rules.
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If the Big Bang occurred according to the rules laid out by the Standard Model, the universe would have produced about equal amounts of matter and antimatter.
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This is because we assume that behind the wheel of every car is an attentive human who will behave according to the rules we have all internalized.
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Excessive overloading of vehicles carrying grains should still be punished according to the rules, but Jilin said the trucks should not be held for inspection for too long.
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"I felt the spirit was talking to us," he said, adding that "everything was done according to the rules", with documents provided by Italy, the Vatican and Greece.
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According to the rules, online publishing includes digital work in the fields of literature, art and sciences, such as texts, images, maps, games and audio-visual reading material.
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According to the rules then in place by the P.G.A. of America, Palmer had not been a member of the tour long enough to be eligible for inclusion.
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"If the vast majority of athlete-to-athlete contact were restricted according to the rules of the game, we'd have less concussion as well as fewer other injuries."
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Judges will select the winners based on "creativity and originality," according to the rules, and the winning couple will have 48 hours to respond after they are contacted.
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Now, I know that a budget reconciliation dismantling of the law is not a full repeal, because according to the rules it can only touch budget-related provisions.
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According to the rules of succession, that would be Justice Secretary Vázquez — who has said she doesn't want the job, and who is likewise unpopular among the protesters.
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"There's no collapse, at all, of the president's European message," a top adviser told reporters on Monday evening, speaking anonymously according to the rules of the French presidency.
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The Democrats' report will set forth its findings from its weeks of testimony and evidence gathering and will make recommendations to the Judiciary Committee, according to the rules.
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The parties should agree that counsel for the President can be present for the interview and may make objections according to the rules of evidence and criminal procedure. 4.
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Braun says according to the rules, The Academy should have notified them and then granted them up to 10 days to argue the removal, but that never happened here.
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"According to the rules, this of course should have been reported," Yang Gonghuan, a retired health care official involved in establishing the direct reporting system, said in an interview.
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The competition, in 2008, beckoned as an invitation to create something prominent — "an iconic tall emblem structure that contributes to the new face of Dubai," according to the rules.
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According to the rules of the museum and the foundation, no copies of it can be made, and Peraino said she was not allowed to quote directly from the lyrics.
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Athletes serving doping bans are forbidden from participating in any capacity in competitions or activities related to elite sport, according to the rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).
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According to the Rules for Judicial-Conduct and Judicial-Disability Proceedings, any person may file a misconduct complaint against a federal judge in the circuit in which the judge sits.
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Those publishing content flagged as misinformation or false news may be ruled ineligible to profit from Facebook, as would creators of clickbait and sensationalism, according to the rules seen by Reuters.
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Offering a history lesson on parliamentary protocol, Mr. Bercow said that according to the rules, once Parliament has voted on an issue, it can't be brought back in the same session.
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Dodson will receive her prize as a lump-sum cash payment of $1 million, according to the rules of the "Max-a-Million" scratch-off game posted on the state lottery's website.
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Were Buttigieg not in the mix and Sanders and Klobuchar were tied and trying to figure out who got that third delegate, they'd flip a coin for it, according to the rules.
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Just under half the group's member firms expect delays in the trade of medicines if Britain and the EU fall back to trading according to the rules of the World Trade Organisation.
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To the extent that such projects made political arguments, they were expressed through what is often called "prefigurative" politics: you behave according to the rules of the society you hope to create.
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So in a world where there's no clear winner according to the rules of the game, would it be fair to award the nomination to the person who came closest to victory?
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said China consistently opposes all forms of illegal fishing, and demands that Chinese-invested firms operate legally and according to the rules and protect the maritime environment.
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Immediately change all of your passwords (including — but not limited to — domain registrar, website hosting, website login information, email, bank accounts, wireless home electronics, and Apple ID) according to the rules stated below.
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Contracts with maturity of more than 10 days will be accepted, and the transactions will be settled by the exchange, which will disclose relevant information on a regular basis, according to the rules.
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And if the online retailer is just the beginning of a much larger corporate wave, the demand for these offsets, delivered according to the rules established by the California standard, could grow rapidly.
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" According to the rules of engagement (ROE), responses from the military must be "proportional to the provocation," and that force "must be reasonable in nature, duration, and scope to the perceived or demonstrated threat.
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Calculating reserve requirement of overseas banks that have deposited their yuan funds in domestic banks will be based on the average of their daily outstanding deposits of the previous quarter, according to the rules.
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And to make sure borrowed money is invested in the real economy, rather than into stocks or other unproductive assets, initial borrowing must not be lower than 5 million yuan, according to the rules.
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According to the rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), athletes must not receive training, strategy, nutritional or medical advice from banned coaches and medical staff and can face sanctions if they do.
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According to the rules, Republicans can request to call witnesses and issue subpoenas at Intelligence Committee hearings, but the requests can be vetoed by Chairman Adam Schiff, a similar arrangement to previous impeachment proceedings.
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According to the rules, "institutional investors that built large stakes in the market over time will not be restricted in their sales," said Oliver Barron, China Head of Analysis at China-focused investment bank NSBO.
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According to the rules, designed to reduce risks in China's $20113 trillion asset management sector, explicit or implicit guarantees, a common practice used by banks to woo customers seeking higher returns than deposits, are banned.
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According to the rules, an FOF must invest at least 80 percent of its assets in mutual funds, while management and custodian fees must not be charged twice, the regulator said on its official microblog.
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The coalition concluded that the Old City could not be captured according to the rules of engagement that had governed the battle in East Mosul, so it loosened its requirements for calling in an air strike.
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According to the rules of the expectation game, we won't really know if Donald Trump "won" the New Hampshire primary until later tonight, when all the results are in and we can determine whether he matched expectations.
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Wang Xiuzhen, a 72-year-old living in Xinyuanli, a neighbourhood in north-eastern Beijing, says officials admitted to her that, according to the rules, she is allowed to stand if she receives nominations from ten voters.
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"The Joint Forces Command will, as soon as the official findings are received, undertake legal proceedings to hold the ones who committed mistakes accountable according to the rules and regulations related to such cases," the coalition said.
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The other participants have a character similar to something out of The Lord of the Rings, and they play according to the rules as set out by the Dungeon Master, and then work together as a team.
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It is not too much to ask, then, that if the SEC believes it has a case, to prove it by a preponderance according to the rules of evidence before a neutral federal judge and an impartial jury.
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"(That) stands in stark contrast with the United States withdrawal ... continuing to move forward on freer more open trade, according to the rules we can all agree on, is something we need more in the world," he said.
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Lily cries, drinks, cheats on her rancher husband, Everett, and aborts a child, because she cannot forgo the "comfortable loving fictions"—the story of being a wife and thus socially acceptable, according to the rules of her tribe.
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But of all the authentic attributes that characterize dyed-in-the-wool Detroit artists, the one most due for an overhaul is the notion of creating a regional identity according to the rules of a zero-sum game.
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"We ... as the guardian of EU treaties, suggest caution with any suggestion that the right of EU citizens to vote in the European Parliament elections, according to the rules that are applicable, could be called into question," Schinas said.
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According to the rules posted on its door, the closet—described as a "safe place for stressed-out students"—has a strict ten-minute-per-weep policy, presumably to accommodate all the college kids in need a brief bawl.
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Hildenbrand said airplane lease prices have come down since the deal was struck with a Sri Lankan airline last year and pointed out "all major transactions were made with the approval of the Board of Directors" and according to the rules.
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In translation, this meant trying to write rules to analyse the text of a sentence in the language of origin, breaking it down into a sort of abstract "interlanguage" and rebuilding it according to the rules of the target language.
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Lee's defense denied all charges against him on his behalf, saying that the special prosecution's indictment cites conversations, evidence or witnesses the prosecution did not actually hear, investigate or interview according to the rules - or states opinions that are not facts.
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The film's mostly English dialogue did not meet the section's criteria because according to the rules set by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, submitted films need to mostly be in a language other than English to qualify.
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An insurance company shall ensure the independence of the compliance department and if the firm dismisses the person in charge of compliance it has to report to the CIRC and provide a reason within 10 days, according to the rules.
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It's a thought experiment in which a cat's life depends on some two-state quantum process, and according to the rules of quantum mechanics, once the experiment is set in motion, the cat is alive and dead simultaneously until you open the box.
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Reich, who came to Southwark Crown Court to support Contogoulas, said he was saddened it had taken eight years to prove that, as a 24-year-old trader, he had done his job honestly, appropriately and according to the rules at the time.
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According to the rules of "the invisible primary," in which donors and party activists coalesce around their chosen nominees, sending signals about candidate quality that primary voters, more often that not, eventually validate, Harris seemed to check all the boxes of a frontrunner.
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According to the rules of the New York City Campaign Finance Board, a candidate seeking public matching funds must raise at least $250,000 from donors in New York to qualify for the money it distributes; Mr. Gangi, thus, has come up considerably short.
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But once you admit the B.D.S. position within the tent of the reasonable, the proper response is not, as Senator Schumer claims, "delegitimizing," but rather disputing — engaging in argument, carried out in the public sphere according to the rules of public reason.
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According to the rules approved by the Federal Communications Commission in October under then-President Barack Obama, internet providers would need to obtain consumer consent before using precise geolocation, financial information, health information, children's information and web browsing history for advertising and internal marketing.
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So while Trump was elected according to the rules of the Electoral College, many Americans question — as is their right to do so — whether his win was solely on his own strengths and merits as a candidate for the highest office in the land.
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First, China — with its systematic, excessive and growing trade surpluses — should act according to the rules of international trade adjustment to promptly and meaningfully narrow its trade gap with the U.S. Large volumes of U.S. farm and energy products are now ready to go to China.
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The 2400 had been marked in pencil, but the tournament chairman, Clifford Roberts, and his aides, after discussing the mistake with Bobby Jones, the patriarch of Augusta National, maintained that it could not be erased, according to the Rules of Golf, since the card had been signed.
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Nonunique Leray solutions would mean that, according to the rules of Navier-Stokes, the exact same fluid from the exact same starting conditions could end up in two distinct physical states, which makes no physical sense and implies that the equations aren't really describing what they're supposed to describe.
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So it is striking that people are talking about a 38-year-old, Shinjiro Koizumi (still a man, of course), as a potential successor to Shinzo Abe, the incumbent prime minister, who must step down by 2021 according to the rules of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP).
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"According to the rules of our democracy, it is necessary that there be some accords between different political forces to form a coalition," Italy's president, Sergio Mattarella, who has the job of cobbling together a sustainable government from the fractured parties, said on Thursday at the presidential palace.
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Sentiments like, "Men pay more attention to youth and beauty, women to wealth and status," are offered as "universal principles of selection"—inarguable facts to be internalized quickly so the reader can continue to seek the attention of people who, according to the Rules, behave more like magpies than human beings.
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In the past few years, Beanie Feldstein has emerged as the reigning avatar for a certain type of teenage girl: short on popularity but huge on personality, bursting an intelligence that won't be properly appreciated until adulthood, and definitely Way Too Much according to the rules of acceptable young femininity.
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Put more bluntly: Since trade surplus countries refuse to manage their economies according to the rules of the multilateral trading system, the U.S. will have to protect its jobs and incomes that are being threatened by annual trade deficits of $750 billion – where China, Japan, Germany and South Korea accounted for $508.5 billion in 2016.
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There will be no coaches' challenges in the replay rules — according to the rules board, players and coaches interviewed strongly opposed them for fear they would be used for gamesmanship or to bring about intentional breaks in play — and for now there is also no time limit on how long a review should take.
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According to the rules of online debate in the Right Stuff's "Essential T.R.S. Troll Guide," which I hadn't read at the time, Enoch had won our exchange by default, because he had written fewer words and maintained his ironic detachment, whereas I had committed the greatest possible faux pas: letting myself be "triggered" into displaying emotion.
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