They have to play a critical part not only on the field of play but off the field of play.
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The field of play in a democracy is tilted against them.
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This gets down to affecting the outcome on the field of play.
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And that ground was in the field of play, finally off the sidelines.
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But I wanted to range a little, to extend the field of play.
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You come on to that field of play and you're not as sharp?
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It may be that the "establishment" has been driven from the field of play.
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The field of play is the town itself, and the goals are miles apart.
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Most games are bound, in some way, by rules or a defined field of play.
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The play ended moments later when his foot touched down outside the field of play.
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The grounds crew, armed with wide brooms, swept the water away from the field of play.
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How do we treat heroes once they've become swaddled in controversy off the field of play?
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The rule bans athletes from such protests in the field of play, in the Olympic Village.
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When a teammate excels on the field of play, you'd be remiss not to slap dat ass.
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I figured I would dip into its pages and refresh my recollection of the field of play.
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When card present fraud becomes harder, CNP fraud becomes the obvious new field of play for fraudsters.
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Unlike most sports scandals in the past that involved top officials, this one touches the field of play.
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"The Olympics are above all for the athletes to express themselves on the field of play," Masseglia said.
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The player seeks to organize them to fill horizontal rows, which then clear from the field of play.
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He has represented our institution and our state with great pride, on and off the field of play.
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The signs reminding you that entering the field of play is a criminal offence only make the urge greater.
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"To ensure a high quality field of play is mandatory to the Rio 2016 organizing committee," the statement said.
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John McCain came out against their party's current proposal -- and perhaps they're facing a worse field of play. Sen.
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FIFA considers referees to be part of the field of play, so balls that touch them are still in play.
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"You can't move your head to get a better perspective on the ball, of the field of play," Williams says.
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While other athletes have climbed from their deathbeds and returned to the field of play, no phoenix rose higher than Armstrong.
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Thirty years ago, some believed that warmer temperatures would expand the field of play, turning the Arctic into the new Midwest.
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The yin and yang Olympics, one of stark contrasts between the feats on the field of play, and regrettable actions off it.
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The grounds crew simply shoveled most of the huge piles of rubber off the field of play and re-started the game.
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In basketball, with its inexpensive overhead, compact field of play and small number of participants, they found a sport that suited them.
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Rule 50 of the Olympic Charter already bars athletes from staging political protests on the field of play or at medal ceremonies.
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Bus stops, residents' yards, and even people's porches are considered part of the field of play, giving the sport an urban warfare vibe.
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After leaving the field of play for the final time in 1984, Mr Cruyff continued the tradition of totaalvoetbal from the manager's dugout.
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As the tournament's head referee since 1993, Mr. Earley, 66, is responsible for handling what he called "field-of-play," or fairness issues.
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At Keiser's practices, he would refuse to sit, even after his struggles with cancer, and would occasionally wander into the field of play.
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Yet our call as Commissioners is: learn more about these markets now, understand the new dynamics, be present, get on the field of play.
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The crystals made the gymnast — a small girl in a giant arena — stand out in the field of play, highlighting her often-astonishing movements.
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Starting in October, however, cricket will give umpires the power to send off players for aggressive or threatening actions on the field of play.
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As Chris Owings came over to make a play, a fan reached out of the stands and caught the ball above the field of play.
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Ginwright sprinted for the ball, twisted, and threw it back into the field of play, where Northwestern could have very easily recovered for a touchdown.
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But what if the field of play — oscillating water — could be sculpted into its ideal form as with other board sports (think skateboard half-pipes)?
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"The entire Dodger organization are a first-class operation that have proven to be leaders in sports on and off the field of play," she said.
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With the whole gallery as a "Field of play," as the exhibition is titled, it falls to the viewer to invent the rules for navigating it.
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After a delay of 1 minute 49 seconds, during which a review showed that the ball was in the field of play, Cabrera was called out.
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At 15 stadiums, the netting will go to the elbow in the outfield "where the stands begin to angle away from the field of play," Manfred said.
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We are proud to honor the legacies of these athletes, along with the teams, coaches and contributors who inspired our nation on and off the field of play.
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"They've just picked three people randomly," he added, gesturing towards the brightly lit 'field of play' where players and coaches sat in booths and stared intensely at screens.
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Factions and parties battle over interests and policies, but the field of play on which they battle is ring-fenced by a set of common institutions and norms.
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"They've just picked three people randomly," he added, gesturing towards the brightly lit "field of play" where players and coaches sat in booths and stared intensely at screens.
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Denver fans wanted a safety when a Pittsburgh return guy muffed a punt on the field of play, then another Steeler fell on the football in the end zone.
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The players may be defined by their different iwi (tribal) affiliations in team profiles, but on the field of play, whanaunatanga rules: the Maori All Blacks are one iwi.
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Game format: After six bowled balls (aka, an "over"), the field of play flips (the pitch is symmetrical so you can play in either direction) and the bowler changes.
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I don't know where you'd have to be in a football game to see a player's facial reactions, but I suspect it involves being on the field of play.
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Elleray said the rules surrounding the aesthetic elements of soccer — corner flags, nets, posts — are aimed mainly at keeping advertising from making its way onto the field of play.
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During a recent Test match between South Africa and rival Australia, a poignant picture of Rabada, Philander, Ngidi, and Maharaj was taken as they left the field of play.
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We already see at least a few games per season where players take their at-bats with a pigeon or two on the field of play—let the tradition continue!
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Harry will meet children from Henry Fawcett School near the Oval, whose students are participating in the opening sequence and will accompany each nation's heliosphere onto the field of play.
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"Halfway through is a very important point, especially if you can speak about the field of play and athletes' performances and competitions," said the Olympic Games Executive Director Christophe Dubi.
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The ball initially dropped into the field of play, but the Tropicana Field ground rules call for a home run when the "C" catwalk is hit by a fair ball.
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After the bans were extended to one year, it said the decision had "set a precedent so that it is order and respect that prevails on the field of play".
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I would argue that those skills should be a basic part of living in a transparent and open culture where individuals are able to communicate on an equal field of play.
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No Russian flags have been waved on the field of play, and athletes have avoided public criticism of the IOC's rules on neutrality and its ban on many individual Russian athletes.
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The Tampa Bay Rays' Tropicana Field features often-criticized catwalks in the field of play that, as you may have gathered from above, tend to get in the way a bit.
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Detling has worked with athletes to create alter egos, similar to the retired N.B.A. superstar Kobe Bryant's "Black Mamba," that they can summon when they step on the field of play.
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Selling College Sports to a Sedentary Nation The California-educated sports executive who made Liga Mahasiswa into his nation's largest college league has goals that go beyond the field of play.
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His goalscoring is only one element of his game, and he can also pick a pass, beat a man and use his pace and power to tear open the field of play.
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From afar, a crowded craps table obscures the happenings on its sunken field of play in a way that lends it a certain dark mystique — it almost looks like a cockfighting ring.
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The IOC said athletes are prohibited from protests and demonstrations while on the field of play, in the Olympic Village, during medal ceremonies and during the opening, closing and other official ceremonies.
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His best catch of the night came when he stretched out over the sideline and kept a toe in the field of play to haul in a 2-yard pass from Lawrence.
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"Younger athletes have the advantage of faster physical recovery as well as an attitude of 'nothing to lose,' which allows them to leave it all on the field of play," she said.
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And they're there to escort the players and coaches safely from the field of play after a tight contest that might have concluded with some bettor on the wrong side of his parlay.
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Having so painstakingly established the field of play, Omagari moves out of the way and lets his reader scroll through page after page of typefaces and screen captures that show them in action.
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On a two-dimensional screen you can only see a portion of the battlefield at any given time, but you also have a simple top-down minimap that shows the entire field of play.
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That is, until we're not; until we're standing on the field of play, looking at the scores of frothing smiles and swinging arms and callous chants, wondering who the hell this is all for.
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Why it matters: Sport can be a platform to encourage girls to pursue their dreams and a keystone for equality well beyond the field of play, but that requires having a steady and lasting voice.
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According to the new rules, athletes are barred from conducting protests or demonstrations on the field of play, in the Olympic Village, during medal ceremonies, or during the opening or closing ceremonies of the games.
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Judge, who leapt at the wall in the playoffs last year to steal a home run from Francisco Lindor of Cleveland, did not blame the fan — who did not reach into the field of play.
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The Vision Fund – Softbank's vanity project that has come to be emblematic of the Growth At Any Cost style of investing – may be permanently off the field of play; the Antonio Brown of venture investing.
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Yolmer Sanchez led off the game for the White Sox (25-33) with a shot to center field that landed in the field of play but was called a home run and upheld upon review.
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The umpires took a look and decided the ball was caught beyond the field of play, giving Benintendi his first career grand slam and second homer this season, and the Red Sox a 5-0 lead.
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To win a gold medal in men's or women's curling takes up to 33 hours on the field of play, with nine round robin games of three hours each followed by a semi-final and final.
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Singing the Russian anthem on the field of play is a violation of the IOC's rules on neutrality, which were imposed on Russia as part of sanctions punishing the nation over systematic doping across many sports.
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And so the actual risk, especially if you're a traveller, in an air conditioned hotel, workspace, or are out on a field of play, of contracting a virus, encountering a mosquito, is very very very slim.
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B.C. Lions' Marcell Young (8) knocks down a spectator that ran onto the field of play during the first half of a CFL football game against the Montreal Alouettes in Vancouver, British Columbia, Saturday June 16, 2018.
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Unlike soccer or volleyball, the sports Brazilians are more accustomed to, golf has fans scattered across the field of play, and they are allowed to cross onto the fairways as they make their way around the course.
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Leicester City striker Jamie Vardy has been charged with improper conduct by the FA. Vardy was sent off last weekend and proceeded to give the ref a piece of his mind before leaving the field of play.
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The experience of building such complex hardware helped me gauge the challenges we needed to build a sports operating system that will enable sensors in the field of play to provide this holistic learning experience in cricket.
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Part of the findings against Smith and Bancroft were that they had mislead both the umpires on the field of play, and the public in a press conference as to the "the nature, extent and participants of the plan".
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IFAB also approved measures that will force players being substituted to leave the field of play at the nearest touchline rather than walk across to the team's bench or the tunnel, in a bid to reduce time-wasting tactics.
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The match was in the fourth day of four and headed for a virtually certain draw when the unusual did happen: A crossbow bolt suddenly landed just off the field of play, startling players who were only yards away.
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"This is a sport where even at a physical event, the things making contact on the field of play are actually robots," said Horbaczewski, who recently launched an online academy for students to learn about robotics, engineering and physics.
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In that final weightlifting event of Rio 2016, riot police were put on standby about 50 meters away from the stage after furious Iranian coaches illegally entered the field of play area to question a decision by the jury.
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Savage was taken out of the game for a medical evaluation, as is dictated by the NFL's Concussion Diagnosis and Management Protocol after such a big hit — but he returned to the field of play just a few minutes later.
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Unlike Go, players are unable to see the entire field of play at once, meaning they have less information to work with when planning their moves; it's a test of memory and adaptation as much as it is long-term planning.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads OMAHA, Nebraska — The prevailing aesthetic of the Midwest is one of spaciousness; it is a good place to expand the parameters of art — to introduce it, so to speak, into a larger field of play.
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Players are less likely to get away with more blatant behaviour, such as biting the ball (really), scratching it with a fingernail or, in the case of Mr Bancroft, bringing a foreign object onto the field of play in order to damage it.
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As the 210 election approaches, a new crop of Democratic candidates has opened a much larger field of play on the issue, cheered by voters who tell pollsters the economy is stacked against the working class and in favor of the rich.
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While some athletes have been outspoken on political issues, and have taken actions as varied as kneeling during the anthem and wearing shirts with printed messages during pregame warm-ups, that activity has seldom taken place on the field of play during a game.
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While some athletes have been outspoken on political issues, and have taken actions as varied as kneeling during the anthem and wearing shirts with printed messages during pregame warm-ups, that activity has seldom taken place on the field of play during a game.
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He said seven teams would have netting that extended even farther, all the way to the foul poles, and 15 teams are expanding their netting generally past what he called the elbow in the outfield, where the stands angle away from the field of play each side.
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The I.O.C. is unlikely to impose a total ban on Russia, an Olympic heavyweight, though it could issue a significant financial penalty, expel athletes and officials found to have been part of the doping scheme and remove any mention of Russia from the field of play, according to the people.
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Otherwise, the slowly narrowing field of play eventually leads to an ominous reminder that the squad is not alone on the island: A house with nothing but pistols and useless items, clearly looted by another team; unseen gunfire going pop-pop-pop in the distance; a car running past on the road.
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Editora La Prensa S.A. de C.V., if these allegations are true, strongly rejects the behavior of Martin Mauricio Ortega Camberos, who took advantage of the position he held, used the newspaper La Prensa to obtain media credentials to access the field of play, press conferences and probably other areas of NRG Stadium.
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Tetris is a deceptively simple game in which you rotate blocks made up of four squares each arranged in different configurations as they fall, trying to arrange them in a rectangular play area in such a way that you create full rows, which then eliminates the rows from the field of play.
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Masters's emergence as one of the bigger and better-compensated stars in U.S. Olympic sports illustrates how an athlete's back-story — and the social and traditional media buzz it can generate — can be as important as what transpires on the field of play, or even the competition in which she is participating.
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The guidance is not only a call to do certain things today, but it actually lays out a glide path for future action by the department, and also helps our state stakeholders, our local stakeholders, the private sector, and others understand where we see the field of play and where we expect those actors to play in helping to guide the new technology into existence.
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And then there are brush fire candidates who try to expand the field of play by hitting a wide array of targets: failed ones, like Beto O'Rourke; more successful ones, like Andrew Yang and Pete Buttigieg; and the hardest-working brush fire setter in the 2020 field, Elizabeth Warren, who has a plan for everything and seems intent on building her movement a selfie at a time.
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The Atkins piece lays out the case for (sheer uniqueness, and the fun of watching dudes like Craig Biggio faceplant/Jim Edmonds make incredible grabs) and against (unsporting and kind of dangerous to have a huge flagpole in the field of play, and millennials need space to 4Chan while drinking craft beer, so sayeth the hill killers, anyway.) Tal's Hill always seemed ridiculous, and even after twenty years, it didn't morph into being Houston's main thing like the Green Monster or even a newer touch like Petco's sandbox.
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