rule book

In the last days of Labour government in 1979, the OFT decided to ask the court to look at the rule book of the stock exchange.

A year ago they tore up the rule book to bail out Greece and to ward off market attacks on other fiscal reprobates in the euro area.

I wish there were a rule book for intimacy. Some kind of guide that could tell you when you've crossed the line.

Ticket sales are exploding. People are pouring into the arena in such vast numbers that none of us can keep track of the rule book.

Now, modellers had a basic rule book to follow, he said.

In case the point was lost on anyone, he tore up his copy of the UN rule book.

But it was also, more simply, a rule-book procedure meant to stabilize and preserve the crucial last data.

Last week, the US government said it was intending to rewrite its military rule book to make cyber-attacks a possible act of war.

Late night reading material consists of a rule book used by German Federal Railways.

Throw out the rule book, folks, it's down and dirty now. Street dodgeball.

Germany performed an abrupt U-turn at a meeting of European finance ministers to update the euro-zone rule book.

The prime minister, only a few weeks in the job, plans to "throw out the rule book" and let voters look at "the real Julia" .

From environmental protection to bank oversight, the rule book has steadily thickened in recent years.

Everybody, from the author to the publisher, must agree to abide by the XML publishing rule book.

But determining fraud becomes complicated when the federal government itself concedes the rule book is vague.

There probably isn't a school in the country with a thicker rule book.

The latest version of the EU rule book, the Lisbon treaty, is a sorry case in point.

What if the economic rule book could be rewritten so that fighting climate change became development?

There's no rule book to guide you through the morass of eldercare tasks and demands.

And countries can simply decide capital controls are now OK in their rule-book.

Now regulators are reviewing the rule book to ease the entry of strategic investors.

I wish there were a rule book for intimacy.

The emphasis now is on drawing up a new rule book for finance (see our special report).

England's state schools have an absurdly complex rule book for how they may and may not choose their pupils.

For years, Google has been redrafting the management rule book.

"There is a script we must stick to! " the lawyer said angrily, citing procedural clauses from the rule book.

The 'single rule book' is the true power.

This is essentially the ultimate rule book for operations based on all of this analysis and system design.

"The rule book has been thrown out, " said Ruth Mandel, director of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers University.

During my first week of Bible college, we had several days of orientation in which we were given a rule book to study.

what s new in the 2004 rule book

i read the rule book . i know what red means