If you just followed the rules, you'd be all right.
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But he followed the rules and filled out the forms.
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She got good grades, followed the rules, met her goals.
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They followed the rules, and made sure others did, too.
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He said many characters followed the rules and helped tourists.
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Had he just followed the rules, he'd still be alive.
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I shouldn't collide with anyone if we all followed the rules.
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Opposition parties say the consultation has not followed the rules for referendums.
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Congressional officials insisted that Mr. Schiff and his aides followed the rules.
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But it was a clear foul and the officials followed the rules.
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He appeared to be someone who followed the rules—a straight-laced type.
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We bureaucrats followed the rules, so we wanted a president who did likewise.
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So Facebook's third-party moderators followed the rules: Burt's bush had to go.
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Suppose, optimistically, that each side followed the rules of the World Trade Organisation (WTO).
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Those buildings belonged to the community, so long as that community followed the rules.
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States investigate such complaints to determine whether applicators followed the rules for using chemicals.
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If athletes behaved themselves and followed the rules I'd be out of a job.
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What happens if I followed the rules, but he kept up his normal routine?
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What happens if I followed the rules, but he kept up his normal routine?
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He followed the rules of the law and he came down with a proper decision.
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Most drivers followed the rules, with traffic sharply reduced from the usual rush-hour chaos.
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Despite Clinton's email practices at the State Department, many people followed the rules, said Kirby.
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Obama said he carefully followed the rules about when his campaign must reimburse the government.
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Pay the fines, with no questions asked, even if certain we had followed the rules.
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J&J said it would nevertheless appeal against the judgment, arguing it followed the rules.
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But if the coin followed the rules of quantum mechanics, the coin would be flipping midair.
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"She has followed the rules, paid taxes, and is currently in process to citizenship," Nelson said.
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"They followed the rules and the standards of historic preservation meticulously," he said of the Trumps.
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If she followed the rules, Rodriguez said she was told, the school wouldn't tell her parents.
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After all, if all women had followed the rules, we wouldn't have the right to vote today.
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This bill would build in the same incentive, allowing renewals only to workers who followed the rules.
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The Trump administration has been aggressive, but so far it has followed the rules of the game.
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Ajay Gupta said he followed the rules to get permission and did not regret the lavish wedding.
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"Right after surgery, I followed the rules given to me by the weight loss program exactly," she says.
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If you followed the rules, behaved yourself, and had the money for what you wanted, you were welcome.
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He didn't play hardball and subpoena Trump's testimony, and he followed the rules that restrained him from charging Trump.
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"We've followed the rules for years and shouldn't have these outrageous back taxes being forced upon us," he said.
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Antidoping officials said that the athletes had legitimate medical reasons for using the drugs and had followed the rules.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — If crossword puzzles followed the rules, they would be a lot less entertaining, in my opinion.
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E-commerce in US still followed the rules of several decades ago before this judgment released in the overnight.
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As a cheerful public relations professional led me through the metal detectors, I was glad I followed the rules closely.
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The Ouro Preto group disagreed vehemently with Petrobras' decision, believing its bid followed the rules, three of the sources said.
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He or she followed the rules, obeyed the law and confidentially presented his information to the inspector general for intelligence.
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This includes our obligation to the millions of immigrants living here today, who followed the rules and respected our laws.
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"Please know, I believe in clean sport, have always followed the rules, and will continue to do so," she wrote.
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Unlike the parents indicted by federal prosecutors last week in the college admissions scandal, these students have followed the rules.
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Assuming the process followed the rules (and I do, until further information comes to light), substance and process have diverged.
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Touching on Donald's controversial comments surrounding immigration, Melania says in the interview that she "followed the rules" when coming to America.
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Unlike the first presidential debate, the audience followed the rules: Neither candidate got help from applause, laughter, or reaction at all.
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"Once he was confirmed, he followed the rules that are in place at the Department of Justice on recusal," she said.
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These companies, this argument goes, could never have fundamentally transformed everyday life for the better if they had followed the rules.
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Whenever I ignored my intuition, listened to "gurus," and followed the rules, any success was overshadowed by how drained I felt.
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Slowly, through an accumulation of sharply observed details, they reveal themselves: How they followed the rules in life as in bridge.
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She followed the rules and obtained a declaration from the judicial integrity group that the current JCN ads are false and misleading.
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Ironmonger doesn't get high, but he said he didn't have a problem with a bongspiel as long as everyone followed the rules.
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If the oranges and apples followed the rules of quantum mechanics, then both bags would simultaneously contain both fruits before the measurement happens.
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"The military replied they didn't rape the women as described in the fabricated news stories, that they followed the rules," the statement added.
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Syrian big business owners said if you followed the rules you could still work in Turkey even if the profit margins were down.
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So far, the fact that Freddie Gray wasn't buckled in has been blamed on a culture in the department — that nobody followed the rules.
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I thought of "giant sloth" but followed the rules and figured out RHINOCEROS and guessed successfully on a few others, including INSTINCT and ALMONDS.
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South Korea would have reaped about $203 billion from the transaction, "if tax authorities had followed the rules and levied inheritance taxes," Mr. Park said.
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Dreamers like Maria and Alonso followed the rules they were given under DACA to give back to the nation that has given them so much.
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There were two that overlapped in the grid by a little bit, which was confusing, but still followed the rules — one was technical, one electrical.
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CNN has learned some senior Green Beret soldiers involved in planning the mission told investigators they believed they followed the rules as they understood them.
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She had always followed the rules, even when it seemed like those rules were set up to keep people like her extended family of farmworkers down.
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"There is a part of me that has always followed the rules and says this is the world we live in," Ms. Krupa, now 36, said.
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She had followed the rules, done everything her grandmother asked her, never had sex, and still managed to get pregnant before she was married, just like Xiomara.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 10%A college professor (Johnny Depp) was once a teacher who always followed the rules, but a cancer diagnosis sends him into a spiral.
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If the city followed the rules and fixed the problems, the authority "could be a model of how to treat people equally and fairly," Mr. Walden said.
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And though each followed the rules and used the proper channels, some have found themselves vilified online, their decades of government service impugned and their background questioned.
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Exxon Mobil, for example, owns the largest carbon capture facility in the world and would have been eligible to receive tax credit if they followed the rules.
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In the end, the Russians dove into the pool in Rio, just like everybody else — as if their country followed the rules, just like (most) everybody else.
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CARNOUSTIE, Scotland (Reuters) - Sung Kang defended himself on Thursday over a cheating allegation made by a fellow competitor, saying he had "followed the rules" and done nothing wrong.
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An audit of that database published in 2016 discovered incorrect entries and that departments inconsistently followed the rules about when a person could be added, according to NBC4.
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It's advertised as 'Florida's Friendliest Hometown,' and it's supposed to evoke a bygone era of traditional values when Americans knew their neighbors, respected their elders and followed the rules.
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I followed the rules, English is my mother tongue, I pursued degrees in higher education, pay my taxes, and fit the profile of what a "good" immigrant should be.
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In the event of an accident, suggests Amnon Shashua of Mobileye, a provider of AV technology, an AV company would not be liable if its vehicle followed the rules.
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While Trump grants pardons to people like D'Souza without going through the office of the Pardon Attorney, thousands of others wait for a decision after they followed the rules.
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Fire Marshal Kevin Jones' code violation report says that the tragedy "would not have occurred" if the pizzeria had followed the rules because the game room area would not exist.
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Review the books and records, including board minutes, if you can, to figure out where and how the money was spent and to make sure the board followed the rules.
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And an amazing thing happened when I followed the rules that I'd always regarded as having been written for somebody else: I found that I excelled and that people liked me.
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Ricks held firm to a belief that if she followed the rules, if she kept up her part in an agreement, then she was entitled to all that was promised her.
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Another angle: For students who have followed the rules of the college admissions process, now is the nerve-racking time of year when they wait to hear whether they've been accepted.
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If he followed the rules and drove off with the bag, he worried Internal Affairs might try to frame him by claiming he had kept some of the drugs for himself.
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"The Iowa Democratic Party has followed the rules and procedures outlined in our Delegate Selection Plan," Iowa Democratic Party Communications Director Mandy McClure said in a statement after the certification Saturday.
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He said he had always followed the rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency and that he planned to appeal the ban, presumably to the international Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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The Broome County sheriff, David Harder, said that most of his jail's 500 or so inmates followed the rules, but that those who did not needed to be subject to punishment.
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While she's always followed the rules, and she's this close to getting her coveted lung transplant, meeting and falling in love with charming bad boy Will has the potential to change everything.
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"I was told by the justice minister that we were discussing confidential matters, which followed the rules of the ministry...I decided to handle the issue as a confidential matter," Benediktsson said.
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"Fashion people followed the rules more than the book people," she added, which makes sense given that fashion is a largely conformist undertaking while literature depends for its existence on unruly types.
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Sure, we followed the rules of formal engagements by wearing more makeup than usual, spending an extra hour or two in a hair stylist's chair, and wearing strappy, non-designer, 3-inch heels.
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"I believe that if the driver had questioned or followed the rules or denied a ride, my daughter would be here today," the girl's mother, Lisha Chen, said during a press conference Thursday.
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They, too, have a vision for this country and the American dream, believing that if they worked hard and followed the rules, they could melt into this nation that has welcomed so many.
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"Please know, I believe in clean sport, have always followed the rules, and will continue to do so as fair play is critical to sport and is very import to me," Biles tweeted.
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It was as if, by reminding myself I had followed the rules and squirreled away money going back to my first job in high school, I could insulate myself from other shocks of life.
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Melania Trump has told the press on at least two occasions—in practically the same words—that she followed the rules by returning to get her visa stamped in Europe every couple of months.
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I ordered more exquisite imaging (functional MRI), which revealed it was a little ball of abnormal brain tissue that no longer followed the rules and grew without respecting the brain's natural and elegant architecture.
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Salazar, in a statement posted on the website for the Nike Oregon Project, said he had always followed the rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency and that he planned to appeal the ban.
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The lawsuit by the American Federation of Teachers and several alleged victims says the department has long bungled its management of the programs, leaving borrowers who followed the rules stuck with their entire student debts.
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The problem with this working group, though, is that it leaves in limbo the nearly 14,000 people who followed the rules and submitted their petitions to the Pardon Attorney through the official first-track system.
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Oganesson, if it followed the rules, would have its electrons organized in (take a deep breath) 1s, 2s, 2p, 3s, 3p, 4s, 73d, 4p, 5s, 4d, 5p, 6s, 4f, 5d, 6p, 7s, 5f, 6d, and 7p.
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The lawsuit on behalf of people who worked for Wells Fargo in California over the past 10 years, including current employees, focuses on those who followed the rules and were penalized for not meeting sales quotas.
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At this point, Ali was getting older; he had lost a few fights, grappling with a rebelling body that had done what it was told but now no longer followed the rules imposed by its master.
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As much we may dislike a YouTube video, its creator is allowed to put it up and shouldn't have that opportunity taken away if he or she has followed the rules (fair use, YouTube's standards, etc.).
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"In response to that, plaintiff Kristine Johnson and Timothy Johnson followed the rules and scriptures of the church, which ... requires and admonish church members to 'confess their sins unto the brethren before the Lord,'" the lawsuit says.
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For the court, then, a serial comma was a necessity, even though, as Daniel Victor of The Times notes, the writer of the law followed the rules of The Maine Legislative Drafting Manual, which dislikes such commas.
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When Benjamin Franklin, the first US ambassador to France, was given a diamond-encrusted snuff box by the King, he followed the rules against "emoluments" to officials by foreign states and asked Congress if he could keep it.
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If a pair you set up eventually calls it quits, that isn't your fault just because you were close to the situation at the start (especially if you've followed the rules and backed off after the initial intro).
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For a while I followed the rules of "sleep hygiene" — a tough-love approach that includes dragging yourself out of bed during wakeful periods, and allowing yourself to crawl back under the covers only when you feel sleepy.
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Since then, the infant formula maker has replaced its leadership and a month ago announced it was buying the China-registered Camperdown formula cannery in the state of Victoria to ensure it followed the rules by the 2018 deadline.
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Rather, the key is ensuring that teams give minority candidates an equal shot at obtaining a job, and this year, every team with an opening has followed the rules and interviewed at least one and sometimes several minority candidates.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Defence Ministry said on Thursday its aircraft followed the rules after two Chinese fighter jets carried out what the United States said was an "unsafe" intercept of a U.S. military reconnaissance aircraft over the South China Sea.
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And they politely answer my questions, explaining how their vision for the country — a place where if you worked hard and followed the rules, you could provide for your family and have a decent life — is being snatched from them.
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" He also cited "a moral duty to create an immigration system that protects the lives and jobs of our citizens -- this includes our obligation to the millions of immigrants living here today, who followed the rules and respected our laws.
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Which means we were raised and educated during a period in which we were promised that if we followed the rules in certain ways, there would be gainful employment waiting for us in our early or mid-20s -- which there often was.
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Before she threw her hat in the ring for the Toronto mayoralty in July 259 (and before she started crashing mayoral debates she wasn't invited to because she hasn't followed the rules), Goldy was a fairly prominent figure in conservative media in Canada.
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They grew up, like us Old Millennials, assuming that things would more or less work out if they followed the rules laid out by adults, only to have the rug pulled out from under them entirely during a very formative period in their lives.
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"Together, the USCIS actions significantly increase the likelihood that a long-term employee-who has followed the rules and who has been authorized by the U.S. government multiple times to work in the United States-will lose his or her status," the letter said.
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In its filing on Monday, the SEC points to the fact that Tesla admitted, following the publication of that tweet, that the unnamed lawyer took "immediate response" to work with Musk to issue a correction — implying both that it was wrong and that Musk hadn't followed the rules of the settlement.
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Helen Moses and Ping Wong knew exactly what they wanted: for Ms. Moses, it was her daughter and Mr. Zeimer; for Ms. Wong, it was mah-jongg and the camaraderie it entailed, even if the other players spoke a different dialect or followed the rules of a different home region.
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If Rowlands is a bombastic, charismatic, galvanizing leader, Gofman is a consummate professional, the (young) adult in the room who never raises his voice, and thinks everyone could work together if they all just calmed down, followed the rules, and conducted things the way politicians used to, in the polite old days.
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