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They didn't play by the rules in Dallas and they didn't play by the rules here.
They didn't play by the rules in Dallas, and they didn't play by the rules here.
Indeed, Trump has never liked to play by the rules.
Chance the Rapper doesn't like to play by the rules.
Most American farmers are willing to play by the rules.
Don't think competition is bad, but play by the rules.
The Clintons work hard but don't play by the rules.
But I think, you know, you play by the rules.
Neither one of you likes to play by the rules.
"He (Bolton) doesn't play by the rules," the source said.
Play by the rules and be a stickler for them.
The rest of society has to play by the rules.
That they would be willing to play by the rules.
We're just saying 'Play by the rules, play fair and square.
That doesn't mean they don't have to play by the rules.
But we can't play by the rules of 1971 — in 2016.
People say, 'But the bad guys don't play by the rules.
One thing is clear: Mosquitos just don't play by the rules.
Not everybody likes it when people don't play by the rules.
When the indictments come down, Trump won't play by the rules.
But everybody, even our closest allies, must play by the rules.
BUT EVERYBODY EVEN OUR CLOSEST ALLIES MUST PLAY BY THE RULES.
But Uber still needs to play by the rules, according to Khan.
For the most part, Richard and Mildred play by the rules too.
And the bottom line is, Rina Reynolds wouldn't play by the rules.
Trying to play by the rules can be a laborious, opaque process.
And this is unfair for app developers who play by the rules.
No. Will they begin to play by the rules if I'm president?
Unlike his rivals, he's shown a willingness to play by the rules.
Canada and all Canadian provinces, including B.C., must play by the rules.
So, those were people who didn't want to play by the rules.
Those who don't play by the rules don't get on the air.
No. Will they begin to play by the rules when I'm president?
And so, if you play by the rules, you're welcome in London.
But there are those exceptions that do not play by the rules.
""Women are taught to work hard and to play by the rules.
They are an affront to all those who play by the rules.
If people don't play by the rules, the university cannot meet that responsibility.
But a Delaney administration would also insist that China play by the rules.
"You have to play by the rules, and the rules change," he said.
It also puts firms that play by the rules at a competitive disadvantage.
American companies that play by the rules can't win at this rigged game.
Play by the rules of Facebook, and you will continue to stay relevant.
That doesn't mean they don't have to play by the rules,' Ross said.
Our power will be used if others do not play by the rules.
And sometimes, even when compliant patients play by the rules, treatment fails, anyway.
"That doesn't mean they don't have to play by the rules," he said.
On the other hand, she is asking not to play by the rules.
Also, why does Ruth think that Frank Jr. will play by the rules?
If you work hard and play by the rules, we've got your back.
But even if Sarno didn't play by the rules of science, he endures.
This one is so difficult because Amazon doesn't play by the rules, he said.
Any operator of private hire services in London needs to play by the rules.
It remains the best way of trying to make China play by the rules.
In the canon of Westworld, the Ghost Nation does not play by the rules.
He thinks you're stupid because you play by the rules and pay your taxes.
"Aviation is a different ballgame and we gotta play by the rules," Khosrowshahi said.
But developing a vaccine hasn't been easy, because HIV doesn't play by the rules.
Those who play by the rules will be Washington's closest economic partners, Trump said.
Bill Clinton saluted those who "work hard and play by the rules," while Sen.
Why do you like to work with artists who don't play by the rules?
"Those who play by the rules are the ones getting punished," Mr. Ladas said.
"I play by the rules that this country has," he said with a shrug.
" He added that countries that don't "play by the rules" should "get punished -- and severely.
His reluctance to play by the rules has been a defining feature throughout his career.
Everyday Americans play by the rules, and when they don't, they have to face consequences.
But it is essential that companies play by the rules to keep their customers safe.
If immigrants want to come in, they have to play by the rules, they say.
The immigrants targeted here are trying to play by the rules and attain legal status.
A better deal for every American willing to work hard and play by the rules.
Amazon already announced its Cyber Monday deals because Amazon doesn't really play by the rules.
If you work hard and play by the rules, you shouldn't be struggling to survive.
When the pros cheat, it's confusing for kids who are taught to play by the rules.
People like McGahn stay for a lifetime, just as long as they play by the rules.
Even gender-equality-loving coffee giant Starbucks has to play by the rules in Saudi Arabia.
Such data are generated, by and large, only by those willing to play by the rules.
Most junkets don't involve being interviewed by teenagers, but Benedict Cumberbatch doesn't play by the rules!
If we don't want to play by the rules, they've got a cage for us, too.
Worried that opportunity is slipping away for people who work hard and play by the rules.
That would prevent the demonization of all immigrants and protect those who play by the rules.
He doesn't play by the rules and that's why the audience is supposed to love him.
Jon Snow was the renegade cop who didn't play by the rules in the Night's Watch.
"They had an obligation to play by the rules and they didn't do it," Manfred said.
President Trump wants China to play by the rules, and help bring down our trade imbalance.
Sometimes you just have to play by the rules and accept something for what it is.
But the vast majority of the couples I've spoken with tend to play by the rules.
Given the predicament that these two CF patients are in, they have to play by the rules.
" She continues, "The game is rigged and it does not reward people who play by the rules.
"Over and over and over again, Comcast most certainly did not play by the rules," Ferguson said.
He even wears his hair slicked to the side as proof he doesn't play by the rules.
A global system that works by reputation will shun those who do not play by the rules.
Of course, these procedures will only net the more scrupulous advertisers willing to play by the rules.
When it comes to Black Friday, Amazon doesn't play by the rules — and it doesn't have to.
But that's boxing; you don't play by the rules, you play by the referee's interpretation of them.
The IMF could stop sending cash to Sri Lanka if its government doesn't play by the rules.
The E.P.A. must hold all polluters accountable, make everyone play by the rules and withdraw this proposal.
Was she supposed to play by the rules and let her talent rot inside her extraordinary body?
A focus on grades led me to play by the rules, check boxes and value external validation.
One must exhibit self-regulation, focus and a willingness to learn, and then play by, the rules.
It's very hard for Democrats to play by the rules of liberalism when the other party won't.
It's very hard for Democrats to play by the rules of liberalism when the other party won't.
You argue that he doesn't play by the rules of politics but instead the rules of branding.
Your shallowness and vapidity are an insult to kids who work hard and play by the rules.
"We can't aspire for good press while continuing to not play by the rules," another employee reportedly said.
Before these future flyers can take off, they must learn to play by the rules of the sky.
And as cities crack down on illegal Airbnb listings, it has even starting to play by the rules.
Cole told me 'You don't really play by the rules because you don't really know all the rules.
That's what we're establishing: No matter how much you play by the rules, Gilead is cruel and unpredictable.
But Anthony Bourdain, who died Friday morning of an apparent suicide, didn't like to play by the rules.
Islamists wanted to persuade the world that they would play by the rules and compete in fair elections.
In fact, Via's various patent pools include more than two dozen Chinese companies who play by the rules.
One of the main features of Ethereum is smart contracts that ensure all parties play by the rules.
Trump has also held foreign countries that don't play by the rules accountable through diplomacy and trade measures.
American workers — the ones who play by the rules and work hard to make ends meet — deserve better.
As for the question that's on everyone's mind — did Mr. Lehrer play by the rules in this book?
"He added: "I say hit Turkey very hard financially & with sanctions if they don't play by the rules!
He presented himself as the symbol of change and did not play by the rules of traditional politics.
Immigrants who play by the rules and contribute to their communities could soon be at risk of deportation.
Many watched their parents and grandparents play by the rules, only to sink deeper and deeper into debt.
We just zero out where we are since they've decided they're not going to play by the rules.
A handful of coming coin offerings have hired lawyers to carefully devise investments that play by the rules.
It irritated me, and from that moment on, I knew I did not want to play by the rules.
"Even our closest allies must play by the rules," US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in announcing the decision.
The goal here is to tear down foreign trade barriers and make China and others play by the rules.
"For too long, those who play by the rules and keep the faith have gotten the shaft," Clinton said.
This followed a meeting on Monday at which Italy was warned to play by the rules regarding bank bailouts.
"Chinese investors want to play by the rules and want certainty as to where they can invest," Duthie said.
Other countries should play by the rules that America and our partners set, and not the other way around.
It underscores the fundamental principle that companies that play by the rules shouldn't be undercut by those that don't.
However, the CFPB is under constant attack by self-serving industries that don't want to play by the rules.
Most cities and states have accepted that getting these giant corporations to (mostly) play by the rules is enough.
"Hardworking Americans that follow the law and play by the rules should not suffer a competitive disadvantage," said Wheeler.
And she continued to play by the rules as she took the stage for her concession speech on Wednesday.
They're the DNC, so I'll follow the rules that are given and I'll have to play by the rules.
"No matter how big or strong you are, you must play by the rules," Khan tweeted after the decision.
"We seek to play by the rules, but we can't respond to rules that are ad hoc," Johnson said.
Swindlers such as Bernie Madoff and banks that didn't play by the rules also caused some investors to be skittish.
This office…will vigorously investigate and prosecute those who do not play by the rules that make Silicon Valley work.
This means that even in places where the courts are weak, people can be forced to play by the rules.
Why should European governments play by the rules—not subsidising domestic firms, for example—if their rivals are flouting them?
For a play-by-the-rules guy, this reaction was surprising—it resembled the scorched-earth politics he generally derides.
We're talking about an event that gives air time to those who hate Trump and don't play by the rules.
She was a woman who refused to play by the rules of the racist, sexist and ultimately murderous Vichy patriarchy.
" Because of the mining and accounting rules, the attacker "ought to find it more profitable to play by the rules.
People in Silicon Valley think Facebook co-founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg "doesn't play by the rules," according to CNBC's .
And because we're sociocultural creatures, we have a tendency to accept the rules and try to play by the rules.
"It's a boys' club … you've got to play by the rules and keep quiet about it," she said of Congress.
David Beckham doesn't play by the rules when it comes to getting trimmed ... or he's got an incredible hair dresser.
"For more than three years now, Dakota Access Pipeline has done nothing but play by the rules," the pipeline companies said.
But the FBI and prosecutors should be required to play by the rules and use solid evidence when making its cases.
The protagonists not only play by the rules, but think deeply upon them, living on the line between despair and control.
"If other countries want to trade with us, they must play by the rules or face the consequences," Larsen said.   Rep.
I will not stand by and watch American workers lose their jobs because other nations do not play by the rules.
When the cast doesn't have to play by the rules of the leading lady, they're free to be, well, more themselves.
Maybe a company willing to play by the rules will see an opportunity and step in to fill the Uber void.
But she refused to play by the rules and refused to back down from her convictions about the horrors of war.
Democrats like Joe Biden who play by the rules of civility and bipartisanship aren't just falling prey to the insidious manipulation.
She spent years legally going through the immigration process, she said, and didn't like that others didn't play by the rules.
"To me, this was a very dicey upgrade, because CAT has to play by the rules of traditional valuations," he said.
This criticism doesn't deter Bielski, who argues that we shouldn't expect the paranormal to play by the rules of the normal.
"We don't deserve to hit so many barriers that other businesses don't hit, even when we play by the rules," Roux said.
Better that everyone play by the rules, says March, until the building is old enough to be protected as a national landmark.
IT'S A WAY FOR THE SYSTEM TO DISCREDIT THOSE WHO REFUSE TO PLAY BY THE RULES OF THE GAME OF THE SYSTEM.
Judging by the crowd's reaction, maybe no one wanted GNR to play by the rules, including the people who made the rules.
You don't have to play by the rules to be successful—if you want to make change, you have to take risks.
"It's a delicate balance between trying to get people to play by the rules and not hurting our own economy," he said.
But as scooter startups compete for permits from city governments, they need a way to prove their riders play by the rules.
It just goes to show that an audit notice doesn't have to spell disaster, especially for those who play by the rules.
"They say I don't play by the rules – their rules ... They're quite right I don't," Corbyn said, practically begging to be memed.
"This unfairness disadvantages American who play by the rules, undermines negotiations at the WTO, and creates an unlevel playing field," he added.
We must demonstrate a priority and commitment to jobs and opportunities for American citizens who work hard and play by the rules.
"The U.S. values its relationships with Canada, but even our closest allies must play by the rules," Ross said in a statement.
While the panoramic feature is most often used to capture especially wide landscape shots, Simran's Hip Dad doesn't play by the rules.
You know, Dems, you know, we don&apost go for radical things, we&aposre the ones who try to play by the rules.
The record is aptly named, because Grande is a woman who doesn't play by the rules (or care what you think.) Need proof?
There is no external other in charge; either we all agree to play by the rules that keep society running or we don't.
Some of the executives also joked about the possibility of going to jail if the Qatari deal did not play by the rules.
"China does not play by the rules; they do not respect the rules," Bukele said on Wednesday at the Washington-based Heritage Foundation.
That is making sure that people who get up every day, work hard, play by the rules, have a decent standard of living.
Thus, Blue Cross became a dominant player in a sector of the economy that doesn't play by the rules of the free market.
The ploy is this: When you have to play by the rules, do the bare minimum and make a big deal about it.
And there are countless States that play by the rules and honor the sanctity of one man/one vote, regardless of skin color.
As for his "friends," if he really wants to be a part of the Western world, he needs to play by the rules.
It's the loss of faith in a government that does the right thing, and economic punishment for companies that play by the rules.
But its speakers stubbornly refuse to admit that it also describes their own inability to force their enemies to play by the rules.
Like Trump, DiMicco blames recent trade deals and foreign countries that don't "play by the rules" for declining employment in the manufacturing sector.
No matter how big or powerful you are, you must play by the rules – especially when it comes to the safety of Londoners.
Some trade experts have begun asking if Trump wants to kill the WTO, whose 164 members force each other to play by the rules.
"If a major power does not want to play by the rules of internationally disciplined trade, the others will have to react," Lamy said.
Where small businesses thrive, and big businesses play by the rules, and give more back to the country that has given them so much.
An unwillingness to have its disengagement rate publicized likely factored into Uber's refusal to play by the rules, although the company's executives denied this.
She didn't always play by the rules, though, and admits, "I've crossed the line from time to time" -- meaning, she says, the property line.
Enforcement of limits within the law makes common sense, and we will continue our vigilance to ensure that government agencies play by the rules.
Its growing assertiveness and unwillingness to play by the rules economically and politically represents a vast challenge to the U.S.-led global democratic order.
On his return, this same eagerness to please and to play by the rules in the police force ends up in the same results.
And when someone does decide to not play by the rules, those who are ripped off will write detailed posts about what exactly happened.
Instead, he said, in effect: Well, if you could just learn to play by the rules, then you could be part of that club.
The people we worship in our popular culture — from James Dean to Steve Jobs, Marilyn Monroe to Princess Diana — don't play by the rules.
It reflects how people feel, in general, about those in our society who do not play by the rules and benefit because of it.
"I know there have been some problems with drivers, but most of us are good and reliable and play by the rules," he said.
"They have to earn it, they have to work hard and play by the rules ... so it's not just saying 'You're in,' " he added.
King's actions set a narrative into motion: that these Olympics were about athletes who play by the rules versus athletes and countries that don't.
Zeus may be called the "stubborn husky" by his owner, but this just looks like a good boy who likes to play by the rules.
" She adds, "I taught myself that to succeed as a woman in this industry I had to play by the rules of the boy's club.
And they don't have much confidence in the federal government, which they believe fails to reward people who work hard and play by the rules.
"We want the government to abide by the Constitution ... and to play by the rules," Ammon Bundy told CNN in a phone interview on Sunday.
The twinge of discomfort that followed is one of the small taxes the world extracts from people who don't play by the rules of gender.
SO, I UNDERSTAND YOU'RE SAYING THEY'RE PATIENT, BUT THEY KNOW THEY HAVE TO COME INTO THE REAL WORLD SOME DAY AND PLAY BY THE RULES.
In private institutions, there are contractual claims that can be pursued, unlike NFL players who agree to play by the rules set by the NFL.
"I want to be absolutely clear that there is a place in London for all private hire companies that play by the rules," Khan said.
"The U.S. values its relationships with Canada, but even our closest allies must play by the rules," Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
Bottom line: Skip is betting that its friendlier, play-by-the-rules approach will help put it ahead of competitors like Bird, Lime and Spin.
But the European Union has argued that Britain should not get special treatment if it refuses to play by the rules of its single market.
President Trump tweeted Thursday that he'll sanction Turkey — and "hit [it] very hard financially" — if the country doesn't "play by the rules" in northern Syria.
It is and has always been about rejecting a president who not only refuses to play by the rules but to acknowledge they even exist.
To get the label, you have to play by the rules — and there are many, which determine if a house can be haute or not.
"It does not play by the rules of traditional stock earnings and P-E ratios," Bapis said during the same "Trading Nation" appearance on Thursday.
"For 2016, we can play by the rules we have available to us now," said Gavin Morrissey, managing partner at Financial Strategy Associates in Needham, Massachusetts.
As opponents of Trump's Muslim bans have learned, the courts represent a key weapon when going up against a president who doesn't play by the rules.
Mod Sun says Bella Thorne getting up in arms over girl code is ridiculous ... because she doesn't play by the rules in any of her relationships.
You need to play by the rules of the current media paradigm to propagate an image that can be digested by today's non-anonymous internet user.
The Europeans want to play by the rules of the World Trade Organization; the Americans are making demands that would force the Europeans to break them.
The idea of a mechanism of sovereign debt restructuring could help turn up market scrutiny on governments who do not want to play by the rules.
Beijing doesn't play by the rules that have helped its rich accumulate vast personal wealth at the expense of others, both inside and outside of China.
As McCloskey concedes during a dysphagia support group meeting at the University of Washington in Seattle, he's also not one to always play by the rules.
I remember fearing that his attempt to play by the rules had failed and that he would go back to doing whatever he was doing before.
This is infuriating for parents and students who chose to play by the rules in seeking college admission — or had no choice but to do so.
"  They value a code of responsibility that's close to the old Bill Clinton line, "If you work hard and play by the rules, you'll be rewarded.
"Failure to play by the rules, to protect vulnerable populations, failure to guarantee that ISIS cannot exploit these actions to reconstitute will have consequences," she said.
In doing so, the president has sent the message that the U.S. is open for business and trade, however our partners must play by the rules.
The Europeans want to play by the rules of the World Trade Organization; the Americans are making demands that would force the Europeans to break them.
In discussing the tariffs, Commerce Secretary Wilbur L. Ross said Tuesday that Canada was "generally a good neighbor" but that it should play by the rules.
Amazon, on the other hand, has been able to enter the Oscars race without much controversy, largely because it's been willing to play by the rules.
"What's frustrating for anybody trying to build housing is that they try to play by the rules and they still get told 'no,'" Ms. Skinner said.
Ceferin, who became UEFA president in 2016, has talked tough about not being swayed by reputations when it comes to ensuring teams play by the rules.
Maduro wants to stay in power, but doesn't have any way of doing it that involves even pretending to play by the rules of the game.
U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross on Tuesday called Canada a close ally, but said that did not mean Canadians do not have to play by the rules.
If you work hard, play by the rules, and your family donates $200 million to politicians, you too can get a job you're uniquely unqualified to do.
However, all companies in London must play by the rules and adhere to the high standards we expect – particularly when it comes to the safety of customers.
But for vendors who play by the rules and pay their VAT, competitors who undercut their prices by avoiding VAT are a threat to their very existence.
Android app developers don't always play by the rules when it comes to icon size, which can leave the home screen looking like a bit of mess.
What about insurance companies who do play by the rules, and make an honest attempt to ensure that they have adequate assets with which to pay claims?
Since we've never been ones to play by the rules, we're rounding up clothing and accessories that are guaranteed to stand out among everyone else's boho-overload.
I think it will stay the way it is because part of the class divide is access to education and a willingness to play by the rules.
On Thursday, Venus will create friction with your planetary ruler Saturn, which likes to play by the rules, forcing you to be realistic about your utopian visions.
"The U.S. values its relationships with Canada, but even our closest allies must play by the rules," Wilbur Ross, the secretary of commerce, said in a statement.
"Failure to play by the rules, to protect vulnerable populations, failure to guarantee that ISIS cannot exploit these actions to reconstitute, will have consequences," Craft told reporters.
Twitter is well within its rights to boot Yiannopoulos; the guy doesn't have a right to be on Twitter, especially if he doesn't play by the rules.
"All companies in London must play by the rules and adhere to the high standards we expect — particularly when it comes to the safety of customers," says Khan.
Keen to play by the rules, she said she forwarded them all to Miss World officials, only to have them all initially denied, though several were later granted.
Camp Valor is a secret training ground for teenage government agents, filled with juvenile offenders—badasses who don't play by the rules—who desperately need a second chance.
"I have been clear that we will not tolerate people who do not play by the rules and seek to abuse the system," Immigration Minister Caroline Nokes said.
And for the most part, we play by the rules, choosing sneakers that double as therapy shoes and chunky boots that would be appropriate for a construction site.
Five guys together -- I'm talking about the cute one, the funny one, the nice one, the other one and the maverick who refused to play by the rules.
Amid mounting government and public pressures, tech firms famous for pushing far beyond boundaries now need to play by the rules when they enter new cities and towns.
Every day, millions of Americans go to their jobs, work hard, and play by the rules to pay the bills and put food on the table each night.
"We have to make it clear that nations need to play by the rules and that there are consequences for it doing so," Williamson said on June 265.
"We will not tolerate people who do not play by the rules and seek to abuse the system," Immigration Minister Caroline Nokes said in a statement on Thursday.
Immigrants who play by the rules, pay taxes and contribute to their communities could now risk deportation if they did not have enough savings to survive unanticipated emergencies.
"All companies in London must play by the rules and adhere to the high standards we expect - particularly when it comes to the safety of customers," he said.
"All companies in London must play by the rules and adhere to the high standards we expect — particularly when it comes to the safety of customers," Khan said Friday.
Shanahan told Shangri-La delegates that, essentially, China talked a good game but couldn't be fully trusted, either to follow through on promises or to play by the rules.
"Fundamental to our values as Americans is the ideal that if you work hard and play by the rules, you should be able to get ahead," the statement said.
But she also reached out to independent voters and delivered a pro-business message, saying corporations who create jobs and play by the rules are just fine with her.
But a more lasting legacy stems from the series' protagonist, Dennis Franz's Andy Sipowicz, a racist cop who didn't always play by the rules but got results, darn it.
But in the future, if they are unwilling to play by the rules established by cities in less friendly states, they could once again find themselves on the outside.
Meanwhile, sellers trying to play by the rules are struggling to stay afloat amid a sea of fraudulent reviews, and buyers are unwittingly purchasing inferior or downright faulty products.
" Hillary Clinton also seems to focus on China with regards to cybersecurity, stating on her website that she will "press China to play by the rules—including in cyberspace.
However, he will likely argue that these systems and institutions only work if those participating in them play by the rules, and that many countries have not done so.
Mayor Sadiq Khan, who is also the chairman of TfL, has long been critical of Uber, telling LBC radio last month that they need to play by the rules.
The most extraordinary evidence against Brady was the Wells report, which suggested that Brady did not always play by the rules when it came to using properly inflated footballs.
But until China decides to play by the rules that govern free and fair trade, the Trump administration will not allow agriculture to bear the brunt of China's retaliation.
While it worked for ride-hailing companies Uber and Lyft a few years ago, city officials are no longer shy about punishing companies that don't play by the rules.
In recent years, he has come to view China as a military threat to the United States, and a fierce economic rival that refuses to play by the rules.
China is already demonstrating that not only will it not play by the rules of the American-led order, but it also intends to write and enforce new rules.
How does the basic concept of "justice" even hold water in an apartheid state, one in which the colonized are expected to play by the rules of the colonizers?
The president repeatedly vowed to "hit Turkey very hard financially and with sanctions if they don't play by the rules," but has not specified what actions would be taken.
America has always offered a basic deal: If you're willing to work hard and play by the rules, you can make a better life for yourself and your kids.
HIS VIEW IS WE NEED A WORLD OF ZERO TARIFFS, ZERO NONTARIFF BARRIERS, ZERO SUBSIDIES, AND PLAY BY THE RULES OF THE WTO, WHICH ITSELF IS GOING TO REQUIRE REFORM.
While the United States and many other nations play by the rules, these countries use government-run industrial planning and state-owned enterprises to rig the system in their favor.
We need a permanent and multilateral solution to get China to play by the rules, and we need broader, comprehensive policies to support domestic manufacturing and the dignity of work.
Democrats feel like fools for taking Republican deficit concerns seriously, for trying to play by the rules and pay for their legislation and show they were acting in good faith.
In an interview with US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross, he said that the US values its relationship with Canada, but even our closest allies must play by the rules.
With no help from the federal government, Mr. Alfaro signed an agreement with local factories in August in which the companies made a voluntary pledge to play by the rules.
Basically, the threat of tariffs can be used to induce other countries to play by the rules; but we can't do that unless we ourselves are playing by the rules!
Most crushing of all, they find it increasingly difficult to teach their children why it is important to play by the rules when all those about them are trampling them.
The problem, he says, is that Wilson Electronics is fighting an uphill battle against several Chinese companies that do not respect intellectual property laws and don't play by the rules.
Jimmy McGill — the man who will become Breaking Bad's Saul Goodman — doesn't like being forced to play by the rules, something the series neatly underlined in its season two premiere.
The key to doing so is "surprisingly" simple: hire a ton of workers in China, work with government, play by the rules and be "indispensable" in making new technologies, he added.
Here's the group's summary of the financial impact on workers: Misclassifying employees also undercuts competition, hurting other businesses who play by the rules, according to Catherine Ruckelshaus, an attorney for NELP.
"This office, along with our other law enforcement partners in the Bay Area, will vigorously investigate and prosecute those who do not play by the rules that make Silicon Valley work."
" Ventimiglia continues: "And as much as Jess was stimulated by Rory's mind, Rory was stimulated by a guy who didn't play by the rules — and yet he still had the intelligence.
"Extreme transparency has historically proven to empower bad actors in a way that hurts our users and website owners who play by the rules," Google spokesperson Lara Levin told the Journal.
Mike: In a nutshell: Transportation interests and the mayor of London said that Uber doesn't play by the rules and shouldn't be in London, and revoked Uber's license to operate there.
Mr. Makarios said the pass-through provision would encourage even more building contractors to misclassify workers, allowing them to reduce their labor costs and underbid contractors who play by the rules.
If Saudi Arabia wants be a player within the international community, it needs to play by the rules, put a stop to its human rights violations and put those responsible behind bars.
At the moment unscrupulous companies can get away with poor employment practices, at the expense of both workers and those employers who play by the rules, says Jeremias Prassl of Oxford University.
" The source adds, "Even if they weren't so mad, his unwillingness to play by the rules of the game has them afraid he'd be another Brad Womack or, worse, Juan Pablo [Galavis].
"To be a successful leader, you need to know when to take risks, when to play by the rules and when to set the standard for others," says MongoDB CEO Dev Ittycheria.
"[T]he U.S. will do what it takes to protect vulnerable workers from exploitation, safeguard American jobs, and create a fair playing field for countries that play by the rules," Acosta writes.
But Elliott has his two best friends at his side — one a matriarchal elf princess, the other a quiet jock with a secret — and he isn't about to play by the rules.
"You're in a situation with a political regime that has never had to play by the rules of democracy when it's been on the losing side," he told CNBC's "Closing Bell" last week.
Poor Meredith can't catch a break, but maybe this will teach her to play by the rules a little more in the future... at least when it comes to matters of the court.
"We're sending a message to any taxpayer in Europe: This is a wonderful place to do business and invest, but you have to play by the rules," EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager told CNBC.
The executive order directs the Homeland Security Secretary, in consultation with the Treasury Secretary, the Commerce Secretary, and the Trade Rep to write a plan to ensure these countries play by the rules.
BAKU (Reuters) - Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton has accused Ferrari title rival Sebastian Vettel of failing to play by the rules when leading behind the safety car in Sunday's chaotic Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Macron is in favor of closer European integration, although in a series of interviews on Thursday he sought to present a tough position on countries he felt do not play by the rules.
It is a faith that if you work hard, do the right thing such as pursuing your education, and play by the rules, then you and your family will reap commensurate economic rewards.
But an often overlooked impediment to the continent's democratic emergence is the fate of leaders who do play by the rules, who do respect their constitutions, and take on corruption while in office.
Clinton, who spent the last year warning against taking for granted average people who 'work hard and play by the rules,' appeared in his first days in office to be doing just that.
So that sets the volleyball gender equality calendar for the year, and gives the international federation two more chances to use its enormous leverage to insist that Iran must play by the rules.
Chelsea knew it was in her best interest to play by the rules and participate in the social media popularity contest, but shooting beautiful promotional photos was more of a chore for her.
Also speaking to Radio 4 this morning, London's mayor Sadiq Khan said he wants the city to be "a place for new technology" — but added that operators "need to play by the rules".
Should you wish to partake, you will have to play by the rules of Thrash Zone, which are found on both its walls and in English on its website, which is currently down.
Ryan: I think that Ocasio-Cortez was expressing the frustration that so many people feel right now that our systems aren't working for the people who work hard and play by the rules.
Last week, stress was put on your relationships as play-by-the-rules Saturn rained on amorous Venus in Libra's overly-idealistic parade, giving you some tough love you're still feeling this week.
"We play our sports by the rules, and we expect the institutions that govern us, and which are there to protect us and our competition, to play by the rules too," they wrote.
If you can play by the rules, buying basics with plastic can indeed be a good deal for the present, in terms of perks, and in the future, in terms of building credit.
He mentions a neighbor of his who speaks no English, has two hundred chickens running around his yard, goats everywhere, doesn't "play by the rules"—and hence Bill's property values are going down.
I assume that I don't have to say that the driver should not be looking at a screen — but the parent riding shotgun in the front also has to play by the rules.
Silicon Valley companies, at least the private ones, have had this mentality that because they are not publicly traded, they don't have to play by the rules everyone else has to play by.
Hard work should confer dignity on an individual, but that dignity is not recognized—indeed, it is condemned, and other people who are not willing to play by the rules are given undue advantages.
"Those who do not play by the rules must suffer the consequences: criminal and financial sanctions that will be much more important than the current ones," said Gregory Besson-Moreau, head of the committee.
Five guys together: the Cute One, the Funny One, the Nice One, the Other One, and the Maverick who refused to play by the rules, all living together in some weird mansion in Orlando.
By running a relentlessly positive campaign and refusing to play by the rules of Turkey's identity politics, he was able to make inroads with conservative voters, something the CHP has not managed for decades.
Five guys together: the Cute One, the Funny One, the Nice One, the Other One and the Maverick who refused to play by the rules, all living together in some weird mansion in Orlando.
Because actors like Russia and China, who do not play by the rules, can operate as both the defendant and judge, all the United States has is the jury — the court of public opinion.
The demonstrators around the country using incivility and calling for more of it are fighting an egregious family separation policy and confronting a side of Washington that regularly refuses to play by the rules.
Most Sanders people are kind- and open-hearted, but there is a core that is corrupted by moral preening, an uncompromising absolutism and a paranoid unwillingness to play by the rules of civic life.
A political party that was once dedicated to democracy can, over time, become so preoccupied with holding power that it no longer cares enough about the substance of democracy to play by the rules.
Even Teddy Roosevelt, depicted here during his stint as the New York City police commissioner, is reduced to a stock angry-captain figure, furious at Kreizler and company's refusal to play by the rules.
"Unfortunately, the tariffs proposed will do little to address the fundamental problem of massive aluminum overcapacity in China, while impacting supply chains with vital trading partners who play by the rules," the letter said.
We didn't really have clear policies at the outset but it set a tone that if you're not gonna be a good player, if you're not gonna play by the rules, you're outta here.
"When individuals engage in insider trading … it undermines faith in our financial markets and harms ordinary investors who do play by the rules," US Attorney William McSwain said in a statement announcing the charges.
"The EU stands ready to fulfil its part of EU-Turkey deal as long as Turkey agrees to play by the rules, and not with the rules," European Council President Donald Tusk said on Twitter.
In the Michael Connelly novels that the series is based on, Bosch is surprisingly compelling, given that he's yet another cop who doesn't play by the rules and is a bit of a loose cannon.
Keeping this philosophy in mind lets her stay a bitter loner even as she turns more and more into a conventional superhero by trying to play by the rules and help people who need it.
Over the past year, Juul, the vaping sensation that dominates 70 percent of the US e-cigarette market, has tried to cultivate the image of decent corporate citizen that wants to play by the rules.
That's why we all get together, we hunt him down like a dog, we fill him full of holes, we shove him in a cage like an animal—because he won't play by the rules.
The terrible price of Transport for London&aposs inability to run a stable regulatory regime and Uber&aposs refusal to play by the rules will be paid for by the most vulnerable workforce in London.
"This action is motivated purely by politics at the expense of a company that has done nothing but play by the rules it was given," said Kelcy Warren, Chief Executive Officer of Energy Transfer Partners.
Carriers that play by the rules are subject to extensive government oversight of every facet of their operation, however, NAI's machination makes it all but impossible to determine who bears responsibility for this critical oversight.
"(No) other form of sanction makes plain that all Americans are equally obligated to play by the rules and must be equally accountable for breaking them," US Attorney Andrew Lelling wrote in a recent filing.
But this, again, is precisely why the voters tend not to choose congressional veterans — people hate business as usual in Washington and want to elect leaders who'll change the game, not play by the rules.
"We'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their full share of taxes, pass a criminal background check, and get right with the law," Obama declared.
Palmieri told me recently she thinks women's attitudes about how they want to run a campaign are also changing — with fewer women wanting to play by the rules men have set for them in politics.
I stood in line and I went through the line so really what the illegals are demanding is preferential treatment over the millions of other people who have to play by the rules to get here.
"We urge the administration to avoid taxing Americans through tariffs and instead work with our like-minded trading partners and develop a serious, long-term strategy to pressure China to play by the rules," Shay said.
Where small businesses thrive and big businesses play by the rules and give more back to the country that has given them so much, where hard work is honored, families are supported, and communities are strong.
His administration argues that these decisions are meant to force President Xi Jinping of China to begin to play by the rules other major economies follow — a goal that eluded President Barack Obama and his predecessors.
Mr. Paul does not support Mr. Trump, but he acknowledges that he and the president share some overlapping qualities: a brash style, a populist message and an unwillingness to play by the rules of previous administrations.
As the Times report notes, Weatherly's character on Bull is celebrated for his refusal to play by the rules, for his willingness to step over the line in ways that are presented as sexy and dashing.
And I think it's dangerous when we act like we have the right to disrupt everything or eat every industry, but we're not willing to play by the rules of profitability or GAAP accounting or being public.
"In America, so many parents say to their young children, 'If you work hard and you play by the rules, in America someday you can be president of the United States,' " Ms. McCaskill said at the time.
" Kaine eventually detailed the key points of the Democratic campaign's immigration reform plans, which he said will focus on more border control, keeping families together, and a path to citizenship for those "who play by the rules.
In the case of media conglomerate Bloomberg, it seems its editorial team is completely infatuated with the millennials, this new generation of 18- to 34-year-olds who refuse to play by the rules of the Olds.
The story used to be about how Uber's "move fast and break shit" philosophy upended the taxi hegemony and rankled regulators who were trying (and failing) to force the rapidly growing company to play by the rules.
"While there are many benefits to [a] harmonious bilateral relationship between the United States and Canada, our neighbor to the north must still play by the rules and stop engaging in unfair trade practices," Carter wrote Tuesday.
The Chawlas, who arrived in the United States as children and are naturalized citizens, shrugged off questions about their politics, saying they play by the rules and focus on projects that will uplift their economically depressed region.
"London should be a place for new technology, London should be a place for that, but you've got to play by the rules, they're there for a reason," he said in an interview with BBC Radio 4.
Like another seminal style character who died this week, China Machado, the first nonwhite model to appear in Harper's Bazaar, Ms. Sozzani did not fit into any traditional mold and she did not play by the rules.
Russia's 2014 invasion of Ukraine, 2015 bombing campaign in Syria, and 2016 hack of the US election convinced the administration that Russia was a threat to the international order — a power unwilling to play by the rules.
Content creators — particularly those who want to create in their native language — are the big winners here, since they'll no longer need to play by the rules of Hollywood in order to get access to big audiences.
When we act like we have the right to disrupt everything or eat every industry, but we're not willing to play by the rules of profitability or GAAP accounting or being public, we look like entitled brats.
Secretary Clinton is a leading advocate for smart immigration reform, which would keep America safe, ensure fairness for those who play by the rules and allow America to continue to attract the best talent from around the world.
Facebook and thousands of other corporations are beholden largely to their shareholders and their bottom lines; it's easy to play by the rules when there are no rules, or they aren't enforced, or you've written the rules yourself.
"Such lapses in judgment or outright misconduct reflect poorly on the Department as a whole, divert resources from our important missions, and are not acceptable," Jewell wrote, adding that the "vast majority" of employees play by the rules.
Trump warned on Thursday that he would "hit Turkey very hard financially & with sanctions if they don't play by the rules," though both he and Secretary of State Mike Pompeo have declined to say what those rules are.
As the United States pursues domestic reforms, to unleash jobs and growth, we are also working to reform the international trading system so that it promotes broadly shared prosperity and rewards to those who play by the rules.
"The truth is that it doesn't matter how hard progressives and anti-establishment candidates try to play by the rules of civility and decorum — that kindness will never ever be reciprocated," Ball, a vocal Sanders supporter, said Wednesday.
Now, amid the tensions over Mr. Trump's immigration policies, Mr. Pence says his grandfather taught him a powerful lesson: "If you work hard, play by the rules," he told the Latino leaders, "anybody can be anybody in America."
As the United States pursuing domestic reforms to unleash jobs and growth, we are also working to reform the international trading system so that it promotes broadly shared prosperity and rewards to those who play by the rules.
He explains because Rihanna doesn't play by the rules and hires models with varying body types -- and at varying stages of life (in and out of the womb) -- designers will follow suit, and models will get more gigs.
I think it's maybe a club thing or a pride thing, in that if you want to be part of this you have to play by the rules or adhere to this or that—it's just kind of confining.
Assertive women who don't play by the rules present a threat to the order of things; fabricating a narrative that plays them off against each other in reductive and stereotypical roles is a way to take away that autonomy.
I'm friends with Travis and it's an honor and a privilege to be able to invest in these companies, so I always feel like if you're on the team, you're on the team and you play by the rules.
As the United States pursues domestic reforms to unleash jobs and growth, we are also working to reform the international trading system so that it promotes broadly-shared prosperity and rewards to those who pray -- play by the rules.
The goal, according to experts and current and former Trump administration officials I spoke to, is to squeeze China — and in particular its economy — so hard that it finally decides to play by the rules once and for all.
Cook's words might also come off as a little insincere given Apple's willingness to play by the rules of Chinese censors, though the company claims to not really have a choice between complying or losing its market access there.[Bloomberg]
"We'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their full share of taxes, pass a criminal background check, and get right with the law," Obama said after the programs were announced.
On trade: As the United States pursues domestic reforms to unleash jobs and growth, we are also working to reform the international trading system so that it promotes broadly-shared prosperity and rewards to those who pray -- play by the rules.
If "a trading partner" engages in child or forced labor, "the U.S. will do what it takes to protect vulnerable workers from exploitation, safeguard American jobs, and create a fair playing field for countries that play by the rules", he added.
The 20-year-old Norwegian man (who has the anarchy symbol tattooed on his cheek, presumably because he doesn't play by the rules) said he "did not think twice" before climbing down into the latrine when his friend called for help.
You could just as easily point to, say, the rise of antihero TV (usually about a white guy who won't play by the rules) or our love of superhero stories (usually about authoritarians — but for good!) as a parallel to Trump.
Hunt did not touch directly on those charges, but he acknowledged some in France seemed to think Britain was trying to have its "cake and eat it" and sought to reassure his audience the country would play by the rules.
A spokesman at the Mayor of London's office said that Khan, a politician from the opposition Labour Party who is also chairman of TfL, continued to back the license decision and that all private hire firms must play by the rules.
But another interesting dimension of marketplace and very strong network effects is once they join the marketplace, because we've aggregated so much qualified demand, just maintaining their participation in the marketplace is itself the biggest incentive to play by the rules.
Asian-Americans are normally treated as model minorities, part of a racial narrative that shows that white people are perfectly capable of living in harmony with people of color as long as they work hard and play by the rules.
And yet this narrative of a scoundrel learning to play by the rules overlooks the fact that the very thing that makes today's Payet so magnetic is the palpable sense of mischief he exudes every time he picks up the ball.
Article 17 bis of the U.S.-EU Air Transport Agreement (ATA) was designed to explicitly bar this type of "flag of convenience" airline operation from benefiting from the agreement and gaining an unfair advantage over airlines that play by the rules.
This is 2017, and in a climate of fake news, misinformation, and extreme political prejudices borne out of Facebook filter bubbles, the attention the Pepe tweet is garnering shows there's no need to play by the rules of official protocol anymore.
Millions of people base their shopping decisions on reviews, and if these are misleading or untrue, then shoppers could end up being misled into buying something that isn&apost right for them – leaving businesses who play by the rules missing out.
Kelly Craft told reporters after a meeting with the U.N. Security Council that the Trump administration was monitoring Turkey's military actions in the area, and warned that the Turkish government should continue to "play by the rules," according to Reuters.
What worries me today is we're seeing a breed of politician who doesn't play by the rules of democracy, who uses the methods of democracy to acquire personal power and will do anything, including changing the rules, to stay in power.
That said, the image of Kavanaugh at Beach Week complicates the story that he's been trying to tell — that of a play-by-the-rules kind of guy who steered clear of the alcohol-soaked rowdiness his peers engaged in.
" Although she added, "They're the DNC, so I'll follow the rules that are given and I'll have to play by the rules," the senator said the measure "is not determinative of any of the things that matter about whether I'd beat Trump.
PLAY BY THE RULES Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said that Libra would have to respect anti-money laundering regulations and its backers would have to seek a banking licence if it was to offer services such as deposits.
PLAY BY THE RULES The FCA's Bailey said the watchdog had been in contact with Facebook, and that many more engagements could be expected, while Domenico Gammaldi, the Bank of Italy's head of market and payment system oversight, also called for further information.
"Our protest represented this new generation of young women and men refusing to play by the rules of men who've been able to invade our cyber space for far too long," she told a crowd of anti-sexual assault protesters on Saturday.
"We always have said we're the kind of country where if you work hard and play by the rules you can get ahead, and the pathway to a better life is a higher education," College Possible CEO Jim McCorkell told the Star Tribune.
Ms Wilson tells Luce that he should play by the rules and accept the difficulties of succeeding in an unjust society; Luce, echoing Fanon, argues that he should be free to be himself, and that invidious rules and expectations should be rejected.
"This decision by President Obama's attorney general is a slap in the face to the many Americans entrusted with classified information who play by the rules and those who have been punished for lesser offenses," RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said in a statement.
LONDON, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Britain will make a decision soon about whether to allow Huawei equipment to be used in its 5G networks but China must play by the rules if it gets access to Western markets, Defence Secretary Ben Wallace said.
To the Editor: Re "Admission to College Is Still for Sale" (editorial, March 13): Your statement that "this is infuriating for parents and students who chose to play by the rules in seeking college admission" is not limited to the college admissions scandal.
And while most people will trust Clark to play by the rules, the more suspicious members of the public — we are looking at you, Lex Luthor — will assume he will use his X-ray vision to access information no other reporter could.
"While Democrats play by the rules, Republicans are shredding the rule book, and the result is a partisan Supreme Court that works for corporations and the Republican Party and against everyone else," Christopher Kang, the group's chief counsel, said in a statement.
"While Democrats play by the rules, Republicans are shredding the rule book, and the result is a partisan Supreme Court that works for corporations and the Republican Party and against everyone else," Christopher Kang, Demand Justice's chief counsel, said in a statement.
Due to an embargo that has proven costly to American rice farmers, Cuba is now buying rice from our competitors, with countries such as Brazil and Vietnam offering generous credit terms and continuously refusing to play by the rules of fair trade.
In this French police procedural, best friends have turned into rival cops: Yach (Frédéric Diefenthal) is 40-something, divorced, and running on instinct and aggression, and Constantine (Yann Sundberg), destroyed by the death of his wife, is determined to play by the rules.
Trump says that the United States has lost out because other countries do not play by the rules, using state subsidies and measures that distort trade to the extent that Asian countries have built huge trade surpluses - China's the biggest of all.
And at top- tier schools, where the ties to the art market are most pronounced, students learn quickly that their professional success is linked to their willingness to play by the rules — including exchanging sex for access to power, money, and important people.
That casts this passage from Orth's 1992 Vanity Fair article in a new light: To those on the inside ... Woody Allen is a chilling figure of power, a potentate of reel life who doesn't seem to have to play by the rules.
Since female artists in particular are expected to expose themselves emotionally and physically for public consumption, Apple's refusal to do so makes her all the more compelling to her fans, and all the more vilified by those who would rather she play by the rules.
The 17 journalists whose trial began on July 24th were the core of the editorial staff of Cumhuriyet, Turkey's oldest newspaper and one of the few media outlets that has refused to play by the rules of Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the country's autocratic president.
Its leaders feel that he does not play by the rules that have governed the Saudi-American alliance for decades: The United States provides security guarantees in return for the Persian Gulf states' reliable stewardship of their oil reserves and support for American regional dominance.
The move underscores the strength of President Trump's overall approach to China, which encompasses a much needed determination to stand up and push back when China doesn't play by the rules, but also highlights its weakness of head-spinning tactical moves with little evident strategy.
Faced with what will likely be a hostile Supreme Court for the next generation, liberals and the American left will have two options: play by the rules set by a judicial body they view as illegitimate, or resort to unprecedented measures to change it.
Uncertainty about the impact of rules, a standard feature of nomination politics, won't stop Democrats from writing and re-writing them, even though ultimately they'll be up against an opponent who doesn't play by the rules and to whom rules seem not to apply.
By contrast, enacting legalization and regulation brings this market above ground so that police can readily discern good actors from bad, and so regulators can impose controls and demand transparency upon those legitimate, licensed businesses who pay their taxes and play by the rules.
"To turn that around, I hope that candidates running in the Democratic primary talk about the dignity of work, talk about respecting work, talk about when you work hard and play by the rules, you ought to be able to get ahead," he said.
It doesn't—or didn't, until recently—seem all that bad because unlike in Papers, Please, the system is always able to hold out the promise of rewards and a better life if you play by the rules, however malicious or incomprehensible they might be.
Fortunately, the rule is tied up in court, but if it goes through, it could lead to lengthy bans on future work visas if you overstay on your student visa, work in ways that aren't authorized, or otherwise fail to play by the rules.
With The Irishman being a strong Oscars contender, it's in Netflix's best interest to play by the rules (at least for a few weeks) if it wants to be known for a service that can pull in high-profile directors and award-winning films.
Domestic citizens must play by the rules established by Congress, which give us the important right to challenge government action, but also set democratically determined limits on our ability to bring claims, balancing the need for policy space of the government with the rights of domestic constituents.
Most cop procedurals have a fairly utopian view of law enforcement: Police usually play by the rules, defendants are frequently assigned excellent representation, and the main challenge is dotting the prosecution's i's and crossing its t's so key evidence doesn't get tossed out on a technicality.
In her defiance and dismay, we saw ourselves: women who play by the rules, exceed professional expectations, and yet, still find ourselves constrained by the Angry Black Woman stereotype, in which African-American women are portrayed as overly aggressive, impulsive, physically threatening and ultimately, less than human.
Despite much hand-wringing and gnashing of teeth by the usual suspects, the elites have had to admit "Donald Trump is right" — China does not play by the rules, it poses a threat to the west, and past attempts to deal with its cheating have failed.
The squeeze of both improved governance in the producing countries and U.S. demands to know the provenance of imported shrimp will ensure that U.S. consumers don't suffer from contaminated food and that and producers who play by the rules don't fall prey to the unscrupulous ways of criminal networks.
President Trump can do what no American president has been able to do and what a piecemeal tariff approach cannot achieve: make China play by the rules and stop cheating once and for all, while empowering manufacturers in the United States to compete in China like never before.
The tech giant would now force any Facebook page that failed to publish who was buying ads on its behalf to go through an additional verification step, though Gleicher acknowledged it was a game of cat-and-mouse with those who did not want to play by the rules.
The enduring appeal of the mob flick is its inversion of one of America's most cherished myths: that all you need to succeed is to work hard and play by the rules, that the parochial bonds of the old country will dissolve in the melting pot of liberal democracy.
Foreign corporations that refuse to play by the rules are hijacking America's aviation industry right before our eyes, and it is time that the flying public and middle-class workers demand that their safety and jobs which pay a livable wage come before the interests of foreign airline executives.
It confirmed, as much as anyone has ever confirmed on the record, something that many people assume is true but few can prove: that this president is fundamentally not normal, that he fundamentally will not play by the rules that protect the integrity of his office and the government.
" FROM PEN: Why Bachelorette Rachel Lindsay Didn't Choose Peter Kraus — 'I Just Knew He Wasn't the One for Me'   The insider added, "Even if they weren't so mad, his unwillingness to play by the rules of the game has them afraid he'd be another Brad Womack or worse — Juan Pablo [Galavis].
Even more, constructing your masculinity in this village means refusing to play by the rules of the education system, to challenge the teachers, and to auto-exclude your self from the possibility of further study and therefore, to be condemned to stay in the same social class as your parents.
At issue is whether the two sides can reach an agreement that could potentially lift billions of dollars of tariffs on Chinese goods in exchange for the United States having the power to take unilateral action to penalize Beijing if it fails to play by the rules of the deal.
Hollywood has tolerated bullies and sheltered predators for a long time, and one big factor that unites many of the men who've faced sexual assault allegations is that they are controlling, angry, and manipulative in many areas of their life, refusing to play by the rules that normal people do.
While Americans may enjoy a good grifter story, those who game the lottery don't seem to inspire the same grudging admiration — perhaps because the odds are so long to begin with that for those who do play by the rules, it feels a lot more personal when someone profits by flouting them.
How the Supreme Court has changed since Antonin Scalia died "We'll bring more undocumented immigrants out of the shadows so they can play by the rules, pay their full share of taxes, pass a criminal background check and get right with the law," Obama said in Nevada after the programs were announced.
In Google's case, experts say, its push to sponsor digital skills training, museum exhibitions and other programs equates to an almost unprecedented effort by a United States tech company to change the perceptions of Europeans, many of whom still see it as an American interloper that does not play by the rules.
MSNBC's Joe Scarborough said Monday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE is learning amid falling poll numbers that "Washington always wins" against those who don't play by the rules.
On a similar racially freighted question — "Social and economic problems in this country are largely due to certain groups failing to work hard and play by the rules" — Democrats disagreed by large margins, while independent white non-college voters showed greater conservatism, agreeing 54-36; Republican non-college whites strongly agreed, 79-12.
While the extreme behavior detailed by federal prosecutors this week could breed concern among families who intend to play by the rules, Mr. Mercer says his message to clients will remain the same: that the name brand of a college is far less important than finding a good fit for a student.
"So I think the idea and the strategy of — it's hard ball, it's tariffs, it's tough talk — but if it results in good agreements with our allies and a unified developed world front to go get China to play by the rules, then that's a pretty darn good outcome," Mr. Ryan told the website Wispolitics.com.
"Large corporations must also play by the rules, and my office will work diligently to ensure this state's consumers are treated fairly and not abused by businesses seeking to unlawfully jack prices up to line their pockets with profits at the expense of the public during this time of great need," Nessel told ABC12 News.
VICE's previous report on the shady marketing antics of CBD companies pointed out that Sunday Riley, when found guilty of paying for fake reviews, got little more than a slap on the wrist; there's little incentive for companies to play by the rules, especially when, in CBD's case, the rules are still so vague.
Athletes' committees, sporting federations, and other national anti-doping agencies have immediately seen the vote for what it is: a craven move that allows Russia to save face and edge its way back into the good graces of international sport, while showing the rest of the world that powerful countries need not play by the rules.
While many Americans consider prestige university admissions policies as an issue that's barely relevant to their lives, the idea that this door may shut is not only threatening to many Asians-Americans in practical ways, but also symbolic of the idea that Asians will always be punished for doing well even if they play by the rules.
Obama signed Dodd-Frank into law on July 21, 2010: "In the end, our financial system only works — our market is only free — when there are clear rules and basic safeguards that prevent abuse, that check excess, that ensure that it is more profitable to play by the rules than to game the system," Obama said.
"President Trump has identified overcoming this economic problem as critical, not simply to right the balance economically, to make China play by the rules everybody else plays by, but to prevent an imbalance in political/military power in the future as well," John R. Bolton, Mr. Trump's national security adviser, told The Washington Times on Friday.
Hillary and I want a bipartisan reform that will put keeping families together as the top goal, second, that will help focus enforcement efforts on those who are violent, third, that will do more border control, and, fourth, that will provide a path to citizenship for those who work hard, pay taxes, play by the rules, and take criminal background record checks.
Out of some combination of naiveté and arrogance Flynn, the maverick who came out of the "special" insular world of Joint Special Operation Command, did not play by the rules when it came to the lobbying work he did for some of his foreign clients, for which he was supposed to register officially as an agent of a foreign government.
Like a Carnegie or a Rockefeller or a Gates, it has legitimized its extraordinary position by making clear to all that it sees life as a positive-sum game — one in which American power is used to benefit not just Americans but also all those around the world willing to play by the rules, living and trading peacefully with one another.
Portman, who served as U.S. trade representative during George W. Bush's administration, said Trump does not need to force Mexico's hand because experts would say that Mexico has been doing more than it has ever done to curb migrants from illegally entering the U.S. "This again distracts us from where we'd like the focus to be ... to force China to play by the rules," Portman said.
Where season one had Jimmy occasionally find his life intersecting with elements of Albuquerque's criminal underworld (familiar to those who had watched Breaking Bad), season two mostly confines him to the less immediately enthralling world of corporate law — and then focuses on stories that revolve around whether he would play by the rules of the New Mexico Bar Association or cut his own path.
ISSA: Well, you know, this is an example where somebody gets to the top and then they decide that they don&apost have to play by the rules that were written for others, and by the way, you saw it under Comey, it went all the way down to a whole host of other people at the Department of Justice and obviously at the FBI.
But the frustrations on Twitter pointed at Gillibrand also echo anger at the Democratic establishment in the Trump era — a populist, if not principled, frustration that Democrats continue to "play by the rules," dutifully pushing out one of their most popular politicians after allegations of inappropriate touching, while Donald Trump remains in office despite a bevy of credible allegations of sexual assault against him.
Every now and then she edges into the TV trope of the professional who doesn't play by the rules — she's ready and willing to give a piece of her mind to anyone who crosses her path, alternately impressing and repelling colleagues depending on whether they find her feisty or abrasive (that's one each for Billy Crudup's network executive Fred and Mark Duplass as producer Chip).
The president and Republicans in general have to reiterate that their vision of America has a special appreciation for those folks who play by the rules, who contribute to our economy, who work hard and who came to America not because it is a socialist paradise, but because it is the kind of country where anybody can succeed, no matter what their color or creed.
They could run against inequality with a 21st century variant of Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy The Hill's 12:85033 Report: Trump tries to reassure voters on economy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE's appeal to empowerment — rather than entitlement — for all Americans who work hard and play by the rules.
"When the president of the United States is expending a tremendous amount of political capital to try to get China to play by the rules, and to adopt what we've advocated for at NAM—a bilateral and enforceable rules-based trade agreement with China—you can't let them win the battle of financing guarantees for exports and they certainly have been during this time," he said.
House Oversight and Government Reform Chairman Jason ChaffetzJason ChaffetzHouse Oversight panel demands DeVos turn over personal email records The Hill's Morning Report - Presented by JUUL Labs - Trump attack on progressive Dems draws sharp rebuke GOP senators decline to criticize Acosta after new Epstein charges MORE (R-Utah), one of the Obama administration's most persistent critics, immediately turned away from Trump's failure to play by the rules of government ethics.
President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaBen Shapiro: No prominent GOP figure ever questioned Obama's legitimacy 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction MORE's strategy to address this problem was the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) — the free-trade deal among Pacific Rim nations including the U.S. that excluded China because it didn't play by the rules.
Mr. Cook, who has called privacy a "fundamental human right" and taken Facebook and Google to task for the misuse of user data in the past, could effectively become a technology regulator of last resort — using the power of Apple's iOS operating system as a cudgel to force software companies to respect user privacy and play by the rules, or risk losing access to millions of iPhone users.
America's self-­image as a middle-­class nation is so deeply ingrained in the country's politics that we don't often stop to think what, precisely, that means: whether it defines a concrete socioeconomic identity — a country where most people are neither very rich nor very poor — or an aspiration, the notion that if you "work hard and play by the rules," as Clinton put it the first time she ran for president, you're entitled to at least a modest prosperity.
What you are is a partisan political hack and you abuse the trust and the power that we the smelly people of the United States that like Walmart gave to you, the people that work hard every single day contribute to the society, make it better, play by the rules, pay their taxes, use their salary, obey the laws, get taxed into oblivion by corrupt government, the people who struggle to make ends meet, the ones that you have shown nothing but contempt and hatred for and the ones you think you&aposre superior to.

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