They fear that if they stick to the rules, they will lose everything.
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Stick to the rules on Thursday, when thoughtful Mercury trines a retrograde Saturn.
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And we will stick to the rules so that we don't bend them for anybody.
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Even when people work hard and stick to the rules, they often make little progress.
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As long as they stick to the rules -- and this floor -- no one gets in trouble.
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"I would emphasize the necessity to stick to the rules," Stubb said in a phone interview on Thursday.
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But everyone needs to keep their side of the bargain, and stick to the rules and the law.
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Samantha desperately wants custody of her children and, as a result, has been strongly motivated to stick to the rules.
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So as to play it safe and not jinx myself this year, I made a real effort to stick to the rules.
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But for the rest of us, who want to work with each other, we tend to stick to the rules that are unwritten.
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Notably, unlike the ride-hailing wars a few years ago, some scooter companies are choosing to stick to the rules this time around.
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"There really was a task and I had to stick to the rules," he said in an interview on Saturday at the opera house.
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It's not just the number of shows, but their willingness to not stick to the rules that have basically all but destroyed the networks.
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That's why scooter companies like Bird and VeoRide are trying to incentivize riders and use AI detection to get riders to stick to the rules.
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"China is becoming really expansionist and have to stick to the rules ... we are competing," Lithuania's Foreign Minister Linas Linkevicius told reporters before the lunch with Wang.
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Self-reporting incentives didn't exactly push the banking industry to stick to the rules: When mortgage and foreclosure abuses began to emerge in 2010, banks promised to cooperate.
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Click here to view original GIFEveryone assumes that self-driving cars will stick to the rules of the road as strictly as a teenager taking their driving test.
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The one where no matter how many times they cheated in the past, they promise to stick to the rules to keep the relationship on the straight and narrow.
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Miller said, however, that part of being FBI director is taking criticism, and that "when the outcome is in doubt, the best thing to do is stick to the rules."
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Havana theater group El Ciervo Encantado has posted a video on social media parodying the prospect of a new class of inspectors tasked with ensuring artists stick to the rules.
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Authorities are trying rapidly to create a new social norm and may find that community leaders are more effective in persuading people to stick to the rules than people in uniform.
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But it also rules out the mutualization of debt in Europe and says that "solidarity" will only be possible if EU countries stick to the rules of the bloc's Growth and Stability Pact.
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But it also rules out the mutualisation of debt in Europe and says that "solidarity" will only be possible if EU countries stick to the rules of the bloc's Growth and Stability Pact.
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Sure, there are motor boats and large ships to theoretically avoid, but if I stick to the rules of the river and stay towards the shore, they buzz by quickly and I barely notice them.
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The company also made an important overhaul last year to its bug bounty program to support "safe harbor" by allowing car owners to hack their own cars as long as they stick to the rules.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - The leader of Germany's Social Democrats (SPD) took aim at U.S. technology firms Apple, Facebook and Google on Thursday, saying a strong Europe was needed to make sure they stick to the rules.
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An official who attended the meeting said other WTO members agreed that the Appellate Body should stick to the rules, but none supported Shea's view that late rulings could be vetoed, and many expressed concern about his remarks.
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"In a constitutional democracy we all have to stick to the rules, and one of these rules is that offending foreign heads of state is punishable by law," Peter Tauber, general secretary of Merkel's CDU told NTV television.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Alejandro Guillier, the Chilean center-left's best hope to succeed President Michelle Bachelet next year, said investors could be assured he would stick to the "rules of the game" if elected, but that Chileans were demanding real change.
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" Schaeuble ruled out Britain being able to continue to benefit from the European single market like Norway or Switzerland if it quit: "For that the country would need to stick to the rules of the club that it now wants to quit.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, asked about Greece's plans to pay pensioners a Christmas bonus while it is in the midst of a bailout program, told Die Zeit paper that the euro zone would fall apart if countries did not stick to the rules.
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Willow's a Hairy boy and Constance is a Scary girl. Willow loves adventure and greets each day with enthusiasm. Constance loves having a plan and likes to stick to the rules.
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Some words do stick to the rules of Latin grammar (boves with -es for the accusative masculine plural, alba with -a suffix for the neuter plural). Yet more are distinctly vernacular, with no cases and producing the typical ending of Romance verbs: pareba (It. pareva), araba (It. arava), teneba (It.
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Marshal Stan McQueen (Paul Ben-Victor) is the chief inspector for WitSec's Southwest region, and is Mary and Marshall's boss. He is a flexible boss, but tries to stick to the rules as much as possible. He always quickly backs up Mary and Marshall whenever they appear to be in trouble. Stan works hard to protect his marshals, which leads to constant conflicts with other law-enforcement agencies and, sometimes, even witnesses.
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A first escape attempt fails in the confusing mire area. In the case of misconduct, the householder allows the group to collectively punish the group, for example by rationing the food or a smoking ban. He leaves it to the pupils to personally punish the "guilty one", and then comforts it afterwards. Since Wolfgang does not like anything, he still has conflicts with Bernd, who asks him to stick to the rules for the benefit of the group.
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Byakuya ranked 7th in the most recent popularity poll with 4,010 votes, edging out Orihime Inoue by 35 votes.Bleach manga; chapter 307, pages 1 and 2 In 2007, he was one of 4 Bleach characters to place in Newtypes top 100 anime character listing. Dan Woren, Byakuya's English voice actor, liked how his character is able to deal with anything while staying cool. He also noted his need to stick to the rules but found it tragic due to the fact he becomes determined to execute Rukia Kuchiki, his sister.
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Foreman is head of a diagnostic department at New York Mercy and leads a team of at least four (including himself), much like House was at Princeton-Plainsboro. He is faced with a patient who has similar symptoms as in "House Training", where his decision to administer radiation to treat cancer proved erroneous, and fatally exacerbated the patient's MRSA infection. Foreman believes this patient has anaplastic large cell lymphoma but his boss tells him to stick to the rules/protocol and treat for infection. Late at night, Foreman decides to treat with radiation.
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The Doctor finds Destrii and takes her to Hippocrates Base, a space station hospital, to heal (Bad Blood, DWM #338-#342). There, Destrii aids the Doctor in repelling a Zeronite attack on the base. While the Doctor acknowledges that Destrii is an "egocentric, immature hellion" with a violent streak "wider than the Gobi Desert", he also feels that there is a decent person underneath that surface. He offers to give her a second chance and show her the universe if she will stick to the rules, and Destrii gladly accepts (Sins of the Fathers, DWM #343-#345).
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It was on Michaelmas 1657 that Balthasar Schupp found himself facing a "Commission of the Ministry", a panel of senior Lutheran clergy that had been convened in response to the growing disquiet caused by his increasingly challenging complementary career as a published author. The commissioners requested, on behalf of the ministry that Schupp should (1) not produce theological writing under pseudonyms, (2) avoid the printing of any biblical apocrypha, (3) submit anything that he wrote to the church "seniors" so that it might be censored and (4) avoid including fables, jokes and funny stories in connection with phrases from Holy Scripture. According to the report of the encountered that was produced by the "Senior", Pastor Müller (who had also been sitting as chairman of the commission) Schupp agreed to the first two of these requests, but rejected the third and the fourth, insisting that they would have infringed his freedom. The meeting therefore ended with a "friendly request" from the commission that Schupp should "stick to the rules" ("intra terminos bleiben").
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