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A stewardess asked me to put it out, but I said I wanted to carry on as there was no rule against smoking on the plane.

And courts have shown themselves willing to rule against claims by foreigners when no significant publication took place in England.

The principle of exhaustion, which resembles the general rule against interlocutory appeal in the federal courts, has several purposes.

Now, sometimes in ordinary life we make exceptions for the general rule against lying with the white lie.

rule against us kids hanging out downtown late at night. We all have to be home by ten o'clock. And no exceptions, either!

In the last part, I give some suggestions to the construction of the corroboration rule against the problems.

That provoked an anti-Musharraf backlash, and increased pressure on the Supreme Court to rule against the president.

'Due to the fact I'm hopelessly lost, I'm willing to waive the rule against talking to strangers. '

State-run television channels offer highly favorable coverage of the party, and the courts rarely if ever rule against it.

Meanwhile, prosecutors have appealed J. M. S. ' case to the Supreme Court, and observers expect it to rule against her.

But that does not mean that the judge will not rule against Zaidi.

The Iowan politicians who relaxed the law gave themselves cover by adding a new rule against "loitering" near schools.

Yes, Infinite Sheldon defeats all other cards and does not violate the rule against home-made cards because I made it at work.

The teacher said that there was a hard - and - fast rule against smoking in school.

In the event of legal disputes, EU courts would likely be inclined to rule against Greece, the country that changed its currency.

The civil strife is the largest tribes - Wafa La tribal law rule against Qatar, to draw the second largest tribe - Tue Li and initiated.

Mr. Musharraf's critics accused him of seizing power because he feared the Supreme Court would rule against him.

One would hope that the European Union would rule against any such operation .

U. S. Roman Catholic bishops did away with the rule against eating meat on Fridays.

A rule against griping is perfectly understandable.

The television audience heard the civil jury rule against Simpson and my exhortations about the future simultaneously.

I'm afraid that the judge might rule against him.

That country now has a hard and fast rule against a teacher taking money to raise a student's grade.

Is there a rule against grotesque art?

New York City schools have a rule against cell phones in school.

How can a clinic have a rule against relieving pain?

In our workshop there is a hard and fast rule against smoking.

When I rule against them, they assume that one of their rival nobles controlled me.

We have a strict rule against smoking in our school .

She must have broken her rule against drinking that night.

Note that this arguably violates the rule against duplicating effort; obviously, this could be managed by feeding

The Rule against Hearsay: Reflection and Inspiration in its Evolution--From the Perspective of Civil Procedure

Uniform Statutory Rule Against Perpetuities

a prohibitory rule against dogs entering the public gardens

The rule against restrain on alienation

On the Development of the Rule against Double Jeopardy and Its Revelation

Study on the Rule against Hearsay

a strict rule against smoking