The administration is not adhering to the rules, Hargraves said.
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Schaeuble said it was up to the tax authorities in Germany's 16 federal states to ensure banks were adhering to the rules.
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On this blue planet we call home, are we humans all equals who evolve as a species by adhering to the rules of the social contract?
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Huawei could have stockpiled hardware like Intel processors, but it's more difficult to stockpile Windows and Office licenses and ensure Microsoft was adhering to the rules.
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Sometimes the distancing works, but in other moments the theatricality feels forced, as if the creators were faithfully adhering to the rules of a deconstructionist playbook.
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The community leaders had suspected she was not adhering to the rules, interrogating her on various occasions, for instance, about whether she was shaving her head as required.
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The S.E.C.'s report comes from its Office of Credit Ratings; officials in this unit conduct exams and collect data on how the agencies are adhering to the rules.
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If the U.S. ever wants to rebuild its reputation as a leader in "the liberal world order," it will have to start adhering to the rules of that order.
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Ms. Siegal's screenings give media insiders an incentive to sit through the film on the big screen and spend an afternoon discussing it with other cinephiles, while still adhering to the rules.
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When Chief Gallagher took over leadership of the platoon in 20143, SEALs said, he already had a reputation as a "pirate" — an operator more interested in fighting terrorists than in adhering to the rules and making rank.
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Although Italy's draft budget envisages a deficit within the 3 percent limit, increasing the deficit from a previously lower target has angered the Commission because European member states are meant to work toward adhering to the rules, not deviating from them.
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Tennis great John McEnroe, one of the game's most tempestuous characters in his playing days, said the sport must find a way to allow players to express feelings and inject their personality into the game while adhering to the rules.
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Abhinand Raghavan identifies as Hindu, but says his "very religious" upbringing brought with it feelings of guilt when he fell short of adhering to the "rules of God" -- until he realized the challenge of becoming a better man was one he had to tackle on his own.
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Whether or not health IT firms, providers, and payers will be pressured into quickly adhering to the rules — or whether efforts will be put on the back burner — remains unclear, but the pandemic is certainly opening up healthcare players' eyes to the importance of augmented coordination.
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All of those channels are best served when they are, first of all, adhering to the rules and regulations of the global economy like protecting the privacy rights of the consumer and all those channels, which we were the first company to be certified as a GDPR leader.
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Private suits alleging violation of a child's privacy by toys have already begun — including one in December 2015 in which parents sued two toy manufactures for enabling a popular child's doll to upload and store conversations the child has with the doll online without adhering to the rules outlined in the act — but so far the FTC has not yet taken action.
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But this sound of Tasbih does not produce any rhythm, since music is considered unlawful in Islamic Sharia hence making it illegal in the Mujaddidi Sufi order which is based on adhering to the rules of Sharia.
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If the posted text file has no associated program/software/app, then adhering to the rules is entirely voluntary. There would be no way to enforce the rules, or to ensure that a bot's creator or implementer reads or acknowledges the robots.txt file. Some bots are "good" – e.g.
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It is organized by the Thailand Volleyball Association (TVA). The league champion qualifies for the Asian Club Championship. The league is recognized by the TVA, the FIVB, and the AVC. The league maintains strong ties with international volleyball governing bodies, adhering to the rules and regulations set by the FIVB and the AVC.
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It is organized by the Thailand Volleyball Association (TVA). The league champion qualifies for the Asian Club Championship. The league is recognized by the TVA, the FIVB, and the AVC. The league maintains strong ties with international volleyball governing bodies, adhering to the rules and regulations set by the FIVB and the AVC.
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Adhering to 'The Rules' can leave improvisers powerless to play, and as such, does not necessarily mean that it will lead to a good scene. In this book, Napier suggests that a different approach is essential to creating good improv. Napier argues, rather, that improvisers should 1) Do something, 2) Check out what you did, and 3)Hold onto what you did.Napier, M. (2002).
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Francis of Assisi, depicted by Bonaventura Berlinghieri in 1235, founded the Franciscan Order.Hamilton Religion in the Medieval West p. 47 Monastic reform became an important issue during the 11th century, as elites began to worry that monks were not adhering to the rules binding them to a strictly religious life. Cluny Abbey, founded in the Mâcon region of France in 909, was established as part of the Cluniac Reforms, a larger movement of monastic reform in response to this fear.
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The contest is held in a circle 15–16 feet in diameter on carpet or grass. The objective is to lift one's opponent off his feet while strictly adhering to the rules. The matches are held in three rounds each of 30–60 seconds of duration, the match generally continues till a wrestler either breaks a rule or is lifted off his feet. Another feature of this form of wrestling is the catch-hold belt worn by the wrestlers around the waist.
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Efron was born on December 16, 1959, to Herman and Rosalyn Efron in Plainfield, New Jersey. He grew up in a religious Jewish home, learning in a yeshiva and adhering to the rules of kashrut and Shabbat. In his youth he was a member of the Young Judaea youth movement as well as being the bass player for the now defunct band Liquid Plumr. Following his graduation from Swarthmore College in 1982, he was awarded a fellowship by the Watson Foundation which funded a year-long independent research of his choosing.
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The rules of gameplay are as follows: The objective of the game is that two teams of seven players, attempt to score more tries than each other whilst adhering to the rules and accepting the authority of the referee. A game shall last forty minutes, 20 minutes each way. The game clock can be stopped for injuries or excessive time wasting, at the discretion of the referee, who will normally be the sole time keeper. A coin toss will determine which team gets to choose who will start the game with possession.
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Zhongyuan Yinyun continued the tradition of Qieyun and other rime books. However, due to the phonological changes took place from the Sui dynasty to the Yuan dynasty, the information needed to be updated in accordance with the then phonological system. From the middle of the 13th century to the end of the 14th century, Beiqu (北曲, Northern Verse) underwent quick development. The author of Sanqu, Zhou Deqing, delved into the research on Beiqu, discovering that it created many problems by not adhering to the rules of classical poetic composition.
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There are 26 major racecourses in Ireland, more per head of population than any other country, with more than 350 race meetings and 2,000 races annually. More than 1.3m people visit Irish racecourses each year, with crowds in excess of 100,000 annually attending both the Punchestown Festival in April, and the Galway Races in July. The majority of racecourses are turf, with Dundalk being the only floodlit all-weather polytrack. Laytown holds the distinction of being the only beach racecourse in the country adhering to the rules of the Turf Club, with one race meeting held each year on a natural sand track; however unaffiliated beach races are frequently held on beaches in some parts of the country.
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In some communities animal slaughter and permitted species may be controlled by religious laws, most notably halal for Muslims and kashrut for Jewish communities. This can cause conflicts with national regulations when a slaughterhouse adhering to the rules of religious preparation is located in some Western countries. In Jewish law, captive bolts and other methods of pre-slaughter paralysis are generally not permissible, due to it being forbidden for an animal to be stunned prior to slaughter. Various halal food authorities have more recently permitted the use of a recently developed fail-safe system of head-only stunning where the shock is non-fatal, and where it is possible to reverse the procedure and revive the animal after the shock.
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Nonetheless, Yang Dipertuan Muda Jaafar (then-viceroy of the sultanate) supported the reluctant Tengku Abdul Rahman, adhering to the rules of royal protocol, as he had been present at the late Sultan's deathbed.Turnbull, A Short History of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei, pg 97 Rivalry between the British and the Dutch now came into play. The British had earlier gained Malacca from the Dutch under the Treaty of The Hague in 1795 and saw an opportunity to increase their regional influence. They crowned Tengku Hussein in Singapore, and he took the title Hussein Shah of Johor. The British were actively involved in the Johor-Riau administration between 1812 and 1818, and their intervention further strengthened their dominance in the Strait of Malacca. The British recognised Johor-Riau as a sovereign state and offered to pay Engku Puteri 50,000 Ringgits (Spanish Coins) for the royal regalia, which she refused.
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