Like Lenny, I was never much for following the rules.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: We are following the rules of the committee.
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But this is about more than just following the rules.
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"One of my men was not following the rules," Watson said.
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Pruitt is also losing lawsuits because he's not following the rules.
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I'm not forced to defeat my opponent by following the rules.
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None of them gives a single damn about following the rules.
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When you hear stories like that, you start following the rules.
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The FTC blithely suggests that eye doctors aren't following the rules.
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"Chomsky links up to our vision of street food because originally, we wanted to be quite anarchical—following the rules of not following the rules and trying to create something no one had seen before," she explains.
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The user responds, either successfully following the rules or begging for mercy.
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Basically, every job that includes following the rules and making few decisions.
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At one point a reporter was admonished for not following the rules.
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But she was just following the rules and trying to fit in.
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Bits The technology industry is not exactly known for following the rules.
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Like ISIS, Saddam was obsessed with children following the rules he created.
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"I think that even those who have been following the rules are going to think twice about this because I think there are probably ample numbers who have not been following the rules," one lobbyist told the Hill.
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Ashley Greene isn't following the rules when it comes to planning her wedding.
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The couriers, she said, were only following the rules imposed by the company.
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And his campaign was quick to renew its criticism following the rules change.
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Landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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Following the rules is not play, ever, unless you're pretending to be a policeman.
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Maintaining "Exceptional Creditworthiness" is thus a matter of following the rules already in place.
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Trust that, if you are following the rules, drivers will give you your space.
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Vindman's lawyer interjects to point out that his client is just following the rules.
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For now, Italians are following the rules, and the rules have radically transformed life.
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He withdrew from his friends and colleagues and cared less about following the rules.
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What Mr. Comey saw as concealing, Justice Department officials saw as following the rules.
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In case you were wondering, NASA wasn't mad at Pence for not following the rules.
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But recognition, as Ghanshyam Chaturvedi found, is not just a matter of following the rules.
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"Mehdi was very concerned about following the rules and doing the right thing," Balgamwalla said.
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And all of them were extremely rigid about following the rules that we do have.
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But following the rules can provide an extra perk: rental income from the fight schools.
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"He is precisely following the rules and being very, very careful on it," said Cash.
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But Newt isn't one for following the rules, as Dumbledore notes and as viewers have seen.
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Some lessons: Following the rules is hard when it can lead to bad ratings from passengers.
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Sarbanes-Oxley and other legislation has forced CFOs to be more careful about following the rules.
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Still, Nelson believes the time has come for athletes to be rewarded financially for following the rules.
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According to Selig, players just don't seem to care very much about following the rules this year.
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That way, people who are following the rules aren't being impacted as much by people who aren't.
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Mr. Comey said he encouraged the White House counsel to call the Justice Department, following the rules.
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In her vivid essay, "The Trouble With Following the Rules," Mary Gaitskill describes three assaults she suffered.
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Ethics kind of falls by the wayside; the purpose of life is winning, not following the rules.
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Limberg told BuzzFeed News that the government struggles to accurately assess how closely individuals are following the rules.
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And it won't be following the rules — but rules have never really counted in the Murphy universe anyway.
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Companies frequently reach out to the commission to make sure that they are following the rules concerning robocalls.
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"More and more people are coming and following the rules because our store is here," Ms. Gottsman said.
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Feel free to get creative — the point is to make following the rules feel like a friendly competition.
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In summary: you can't change the past, at least not following the rules laid down in Quantum Break.
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Mr. Singer detects a conspiracy, but the buildings department insists the developer is simply not following the rules.
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A spokesman for the United States Trade Representative, in a statement, said Mr. Vaughn was following the rules.
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Even with the safe harbor, landlords will need to keep immaculate records to prove they're following the rules.
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If we have a child that's not following the rules, deputies are getting called in to handle that.
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It shows mainly black children breaking the rules while mainly white kids are commended for following the rules.
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At the same time, communication planet Mercury harmonizes with planet of discipline, Saturn, making sure we're following the rules.
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And they want to ensure that the companies they've permitted to operate on their streets are following the rules.
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Lime is responding with a new pilot that notifies riders when they aren't following the rules of the road.
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Superintendent Greg Pool told CNN on January 24 that the situation is just a matter of following the rules.
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You are seeing the statements from them getting increasingly targeted towards making sure that people are following the rules.
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Once on the board, she said, she discovered it was not following the rules in its bylaws and handbook.
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The formula is as follows: Stacy (Vanessa Hudgens) is a Type-A Chicago baker who loves following the rules.
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Molly and Amy have spent all of high school following the rules, working hard, and hanging out with each other.
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"The local recycling companies in Malaysia that are following the rules and doing proper recycling are suffering," says CC Cheah.
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But perfectly following the rules of parole and probation can prove difficult, and many violators end up back in prison.
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Still, that doesn't stop a few bad apples from not following the rules, and that's where this guide comes in.
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But plenty of other dispensaries in the state, it seemed, weren't following the rules and were still listed on Weedmaps.
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It's taking the syllables of the audience's names and rhyming them together following the rules of classical Chinese rhymed verse.
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"Roma was removed because she insisted on them following the rules," said a former DOD official knowledgeable about her situation.
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"I am all for following the rules and going by the book, no touching, no this, no that," she said.
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He put witnesses on before a grand jury ... Congressman Schiff is, in my opinion, following the rules of the House.
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"Their goal is to say, 'No one is following the rules, and Russia shouldn't be singled out,'" Mr. DePeppe said.
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That has been the exceptionalist approach for decades: Sometimes following the rules but often deciding we'll act on our own.
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Mr. Wheeler, for example, is more meticulous than Mr. Pruitt in following the rules as he rolls back environmental regulations.
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I think the Kennedy brothers actually were following the rules about not trying to do foreign policy before the inauguration.
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Today, at least, the new administration is following the rules and appealing Judge Robart's decision to the federal appeals court.
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The federal government also has limited authority to ensure participating hospitals are following the rules of the program, he said.
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It is fundamentally unfair to award citizenship while there are hundreds of thousands waiting in line and following the rules.
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According to the leptin diet philosophy, you can "master" the hormone, and "break free from food obsession" by following the rules.
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The other element is that they are creating their own path, going around gatekeepers, not following the rules of traditional media.
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Because there's nothing more boring than following the rules — and never is that more true than when we're talking about beauty.
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If an employee is self-centered, overconfident, or constantly talks about following the rules, you may have toxicity on your hands.
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And he has done it by following the rules, working within the historic terms defined by intellectual rigor and formalist accomplishment.
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"Providing an innovative service is not an excuse for not following the rules," Mr. Khan said in a statement on Friday.
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The Point: If party tribalism trumps -- ahem -- a commitment to following the rules, well, we are in a very bad place.
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Sometimes the cyclists ignore me, but more often they openly deride me, laughing at my schoolmarmish insistence on following the rules.
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" In a statement, J. P. Freire, a spokesman for the E.P.A., said the "memo demonstrates Administrator Pruitt is following the rules.
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Those who are already following the rules will now be able to show customers and governments that they are being responsible.
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But without a quorum, the agency can't issue any rulings, including any decisions on whether Andrew Yang is following the rules.
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With Amma's history of not following the rules, Camille's mind goes to the most bleak situation, imagining Amma being the next victim.
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Following the rules immediately post-op and sticking to those rules for a long time changed the way I approached food altogether.
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But he says it is only right to make sure that China's international news organisations are following the rules that already exist.
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We come from strict, disciplined practice backgrounds and there is something important about actually following the rules and sticking to the tradition.
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Yukiya Amano, the International Atomic Energy Agency's director general, repeatedly stated in a September news briefing that Iran was following the rules.
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And the best way to repair the supposed ills of not following the rules during zuò yuèzi is to have another baby.
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Reports that Pruitt took issue with a security agent who was simply following the rules demonstrates his outsized ego and is outrageous.
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Instead of following the rules, Mr. Powell and Mr. Davies kept quiet and soon began selling the valuable coins to private collectors.
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Here's Reince Priebus, chairman of the RNC: But here's the thing: Democratic legitimacy is not just about following the rules as written.
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"Vance is simply following the rules that the parties have put in place, which does a disservice to the voters," Fliedner told me.
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Instead, they're concerned about being forced to spend tens of thousands of dollars proving to the FCC that they're actually following the rules.
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Here, PIBOT works like a standard autopilot, following the rules set down in the handbook of whichever aviation authority has to approve it.
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The People's Daily said that a party which is clear about clean governance and following the rules will always keep its winning position.
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"General McMaster was more concerned about hampering these men's careers than following the rules in pursuit of justice," she said in a statement.
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But many aren't following the rules, and a rare online movement puts a spotlight on extended work hours in China's booming tech sector.
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But that was before his father and I separated and I ceased following the rules of Orthodox Judaism with which I was raised.
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Many head injuries come from not following the rules: "It's often the unexpected blow that causes the concussion, the blindside blow," he said.
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Biden brought some fire tonight, particularly in taking on Steyer, but he also complained a lot about his rivals not following the rules.
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And can one consistently claim that the well-trained soldiers of civilized nations are so bad at following the rules of war that robots can do better, while at the same time claiming that rogue nations, dictators and terrorist groups are so good at following the rules of war that they'll never choose to deploy robots in ways that violate these rules?
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While DeGeneres accused her of being negative and not exactly following the rules, Cher said she was just taking "creative license" with the game.
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According to the zoo, rhinos usually give birth at night, but Malindi, a critically endangered eastern black rhino, didn't feel like following the rules.
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Banking regulators expect them to be the ones checking that the fintech start-ups are following the rules, which often means turning away business.
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We put in the work to ensure power was returned to the grassroots, we will be following the rules set forth by the DNC.
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In contrast to this, both Hillary and Donald certainly pick and choose their moments of following the rules and transparency to the American people.
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The House cannot operate without members following the rules of the institution, so the House has recessed subject to the call of the chair.
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"There should never be a question of whether fishing vessels are following the rules because they're going dark to public tracking systems," she said.
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UEFA's FFP project leader Andrea Traverso was last week quoted by Italian newspaper Gazetta dello Sport as saying PSG were currently following the rules.
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In the arts, dabbling, being an amateur, can often be more productive than following the rules and orthodoxies that are drummed into the professional.
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While it makes me furious, I don't want to be that one person everyone hates always following the rules and being a teacher's pet.
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Jamie S. Gorelick, a deputy attorney general during the Clinton administration, eulogized Mr. Margolis for unfailingly following the rules, even when facing unpopular options.
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If Deadly Class were following the rules of a traditional teen television series, Saya would be the bad-boy boyfriend who can't be tamed.
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"We're not punishing the people who are doing the right thing already and following the rules," said John Lyon, director of strategic communications for Day.
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The violations included failing to fix a gas leak within six months of detection, not following the rules for emergency responses, and inadequate record-keeping.
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Juul also pledged to amp up its age verification measures, and increase the number of undercover shoppers who investigate whether retailers are following the rules.
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It comes to life by following the rules of the eye and the brain, by being gentle, and by working with us, not against us.
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You learn by following the rules so you can ultimately break them and bend the challenge of offing some evil schmuck to your own designs.
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While some companies have guidelines against in-office romances, following the rules can be impossible, especially when the sexual tension is too much to ignore.
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For men, engaging in politics is simply about following the rules of the game, and it's something they do frequently within companies to get ahead.
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"What's really happening is that parents are following the rules of brushing twice a day, but they might not always be there," Dr. D'Alesio said.
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It's not just a lack of experience; it's an aggressive indifference to following the rules that normally govern how senior executive officials do their jobs.
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And compromise requires that people trust that those on the other side of the political aisle are as committed to following the rules as they are.
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As for the ref, sources connected to Maloney tell us he's adamant he was following the rules and race had nothing to do with the situation.
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She's not challenging royal fashion protocol but following the rules, even those that might be deemed sexist, such as the requirement that women royals wear pantyhose.
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Now, lawmakers are proposing bills that would force renters to register their listing in order for the government can monitor if they are following the rules.
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Priebus is a guy who built his career on effectively coloring within the lines, following the rules laid out by the defenders of the status quo.
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Ferris Bueller's Day Off goes so far as to suggest that the entire system is bogus, so why even bother following the rules to begin with?
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"If I want to accomplish the goals of hitting future milestones, I got to go through the motions of following the rules of Starbucking," he said.
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The claimants allege that the FSCS ruling contained errors in law and fact and is "irrational", while the FSCS has said it was following the rules.
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Governments in the Asia-Pacific region will also have to decide whether to continue following the rules, norms and respect for international law after the ruling.
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People should take responsibility for following the rules, and be given time to bring their activities into line if irregularities are identified after the fact, he said.
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By taking initiative at work in unconventional ways, she was fortunate to not be fired for not following the rules, but rather encouraged to explore her creativity.
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In his address, Mr. Putin repeatedly called on Russians to observe the recommendations of doctors and officials, stressing that the country's fate depended on following the rules.
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It makes it clear that at least some DACA applicants who thought they were renewing in time and following the rules are being left out in the cold.
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Mr. Miller, however, said Mr. Comey tends to be "at his best when he's coloring inside the lines and following the rules," as prosecutors are trained to do.
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But following the rules it could mean the difference between a delicious cooked casserole in an intact Pyrex pan and an oven full of glass shards and food bits.
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Staff should be "removing food before it looks less-than-fresh, making sure patrons are following the rules, cleaning spills and removing food debris, and checking temperatures," he said.
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Enforcement has long been the top concern for Democrats, who say even strict new standards are meaningless if there is no way to ensure countries are following the rules.
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"Preventing danger is not solely achieved by establishing a new rule after harm has occurred, but also by simply following the rules which existed prior to the harm," they continued.
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"The House cannot operate without members following the rules of the institution, so the House has recessed subject to the call of the chair," said AshLee Strong, spokeswoman for Ryan.
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When I returned to the United States, I started working at an investment banking firm that was all about following the rules, keeping your mouth shut, and working long hours.
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Following the rules is mathematically enforced—no government or police force need come in and tell you the transaction you've logged is false (or extort bribes or bully the participants).
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"People are bringing in dogs and drones, and there are instances where people aren't following the rules, and it is not good for the wildlife and the environment," she said.
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In fact, Maloney believes he was simply following the rules laid out by the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association ... and should NOT be subject to any sort of punishment.
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Speaking as a long-term immigrant to Britain, I can say through personal experience that often it is not a case of (usually newly arrived) immigrants not following the rules.
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"People want to call us racist, but we're following the rules, the law of the land," he said, arguing that the policy is fully within the realms of the law.
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"People want to call us racist, but we're following the rules, the law of the land," he said, arguing that the policy is fully within the realms of the law.
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Pilots following the rules are not the problem, but we acknowledge that some tweaks to Section 336 may be necessary to clarify who the provision does and does not cover.
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Uber says that in the past it didn't monitor its safety drivers in real time, although it did perform spot checks to try and make sure they were following the rules.
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A new report by Canada's federal environmental watchdog has found the country's pipeline regulator didn't properly track whether companies were following the rules and conditions in 24 cases out of 49.
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Most importantly, the GDPR gives companies a hard deadline: the new rules go into effect on May 25th, 2018 — so if you're not following the rules by now, you're in trouble.
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That'll make it seem like you think following the rules is a switch you turned on to make a good impression (and then switched off again the moment you got comfortable).
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The L.A. Angels superstar has been following the rules and staying away from people amid the coronavirus outbreak ... and clearly that's given him some time to become amazing with his wedge.
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Democrats will also use the new subcommittee to oversee the State Department's day-to-day functions and ensure that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and other leaders are following the rules.
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But China is not following the rules, and they often lock up people who have different political views, people who are against the government, not listening to them, who slightly disagree.
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Several officials say although no final decision has been made it is possible some personnel may receive administrative punishments for not precisely following the rules when the mission was carried out.
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More importantly, the congressional version would not come with the necessary enforcement mechanisms as in the NFL, which has the power to penalize and fine teams for not meaningfully following the rules.
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" They should be more shy about opposing Trump's immigration policies and rhetoric, he insinuates, to duck out of an "issue [that] paints Democrats as champions of constituencies that aren't following the rules.
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Following the rules of the Narnia wardrobe, Pooh (voiced by the veteran Pooh vocalist Jim Cummings) passes through the hollow of a tree and appears in London to rekindle Christopher's playful instincts.
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A study found that putting them under webcam surveillance didn't improve things, but adding a continuous digital display of the number of people following the rules brought compliance up to 90 percent.
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In the days leading up to when Harvey hit, I was busy following the rules, but like most Texans, I was pretty sure the situation was being, well, overblown by the media.
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"The story explores the weight of secrets, the nature of art and identity, the ferocious pull of motherhood -- and the danger in believing that following the rules can avert disaster," Hulu said.
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I could see her weighing the best chance she had to recover her paintings against the prospect of asking the police to harass an immigrant driver who was just following the rules.
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"We don't want to take the risk that the federal government comes to audit us, the state government audits us and because we hired someone, we're not following the rules," he said.
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She is frustrated that following the rules and asking for asylum at a legal port of entry — instead of sneaking into the United States — have resulted in a system of immigration purgatory.
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"Some unlicensed sellers take advantage of this ambiguity to offer tens or hundreds of guns for sale each year, tapping into the lucrative firearms market without following the rules," the report states.
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Following the rules is all well and good the other 11 months of the year, Libra, but in September you should throw off the yoke of received wisdom and cut your own path.
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If you want to trade, you will probably end up following the rules of a more powerful partner—which for Britain means the EU or America—only without a say in setting them.
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And there was a union guy sitting in a chair—and it was like 2 o'clock in the morning—just to make sure we didn't touch the console and were following the rules.
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"We are not against following the rules, but we think these should be applied to all genders equally," Evelyne Wyss, who created the account with Morgan-Lee Wagner and Marco Russo, told BuzzFeed.
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It's important to note that because Apple struck its own deals with record labels for its Apple Music service, the company may be able to avoid following the rules of its own proposal.
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"The House cannot operate without members following the rules of the institution, so the House has recessed subject to the call of the chair," AshLee Strong, a spokeswoman for Speaker Paul Ryan tweeted.
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But for many of the asylum seekers she works with, following the rules can mean becoming homeless: "It creates this perfect storm of extreme poverty, continued victimization, and profound social isolation," she said.
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Spotify may come knocking for your "GPS data" to confirm you are indeed following the rules, or else "you may lose access to the plan," according to two emails posted by subscribers on Twitter.
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"Diplomacy has a clannish structure, because the most important thing about it is understanding and following the rules of the game, knowing what you're supposed to do, and what not to do," he said.
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British crowds have a reputation for closely following the rules of what an audience "ought" to do: clapping and whooping in between, singing along to the big hooks – nowadays, Insta Storying the big hits.
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The judge said she believes workers who file arbitration demands en masse are only following the rules imposed upon them by employers, who are, in turn, capitalizing on U.S. Supreme Court decisions endorsing arbitration.
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The watchdog also discovered that Customs officials had "inadequate supervision" to make sure that they were following the rules, and noted that these "deficiencies in supervision, guidance, and equipment management" were making everyone less safe.
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It uses location data from scooters and bikes to inform transportation policy, such as where to place bike lanes, as well as enforcement actions, like which company's customers aren't following the rules of the road.
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So, while it is laudable that the FDA has called attention to the bad players, it is inadequate to assume that the companies following the rules are providing benefit to anyone other than their stockholders.
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So in a meeting with the FDA, the company might be able to say it was following the rules, and coming to the agency with an innovative solution to encourage Gottlieb to approve the application.
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Rosario kept wearing the ankle bracelet and showing up to the ICE office in Atlanta for check-ins, certain she was following the rules, until the morning four months later when she was arrested again.
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"As Mayor of London I welcome innovative new companies that help Londoners by providing a better and more affordable service – but providing an innovative service is not an excuse for not following the rules," he wrote.
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"[Whole30] is not a diet, it's not a weight loss program, it's not about just following the rules and checking boxes," says Melissa Hartwig, the creator of Whole303 (who doesn't have an educational background in nutrition).
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"We are Italian, we pay taxes in Italy and we run our foreign plants following the rules of the Italian quality," Paolo Barilla, vice chairman of the family-owned business, told a food conference in March.
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"I am all for following the rules and going by the book, no touching, no this, no that, but also at the same time, in my opinion, I feel like it was completely harmless," Curry said.
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But often what we feel instead is a sense of precariousness—a gut-level suspicion that hard work, thrift, and following the rules won't give us control over the story, much less guarantee a happy ending.
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In an interview after my ride, Zoox CTO and cofounder Jesse Levinson told me that the company's vehicles are better than human drivers at following the rules of the road, but worse at handling unusual events.
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While companies are simply following the rules set down by the U.N. and individual governments, Moriuchi believes the White House needs to do more to stop its homegrown technology getting into the hands of rogue regimes.
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Mr. Shafer thought he was following the rules to qualify for the public service loan forgiveness program, and spent years communicating carefully with the loan servicers who collected his payments on behalf of the federal government.
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If you do have conflict with your roommate, you can revisit this contract to make sure you are both following the rules and see if there are any new details that should be added or adjusted.
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The decision, which has not previously been reported, struck some space industry insiders as a highly unusual expenditure given that Musk, who holds a security clearance, prompted the concerns about whether SpaceX is following the rules.
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With some nations exercising mercantilism — predatory export pricing and massive protectionism at home — and not following the rules of trade agreements in place, we are essentially already in a trade war and have been for two decades.
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The women on patrol change tack now, and walk along the narrow alleys quietly, keeping an eye out for newcomers, stopping only for a quick word with pimps to ensure they are following the rules of Sonagachi.
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After a woman put a photo of the poster — which depicts white children as following the rules and children of color as "uncool" rule breakers — on Twitter, the Red Cross issued a statement apologizing for offending anyone.
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Yoshio Tsukuda, founder of the Tsukuda Mobility Research Institute, an auto industry study firm, said Nissan and Subaru had risked their reputations and shown a disregard for following the rules, but had probably not endangered their customers.
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Past commanders have described the military's steady move toward a doctrine of communal confinement at Guantánamo as a reward for following the rules that benefits both the health and safety of the guard force and the detainees.
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Spokesman Zaw Min Tun told Reuters via telephone that soldiers and officers from a regiment deployed to Gu Dar Pyin village, the site of an alleged massacre of Rohingya, were "weak in following the rules of engagement".
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"The House cannot operate without members following the rules of the institution, so the House has recessed subject to the call of the chair," AshLee Strong, a spokeswoman for Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), said in a statement.
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A civilian volunteer holds roses to be given to the drivers not following the rules on the first day of a two-week experiment to reduce the number of cars to fight pollution in New Delhi, on Friday, Jan.
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"I think this has to do with the Japanese way of obsessively following the rules while refusing to see the bigger picture and problems behind them," said Yujin Yaguchi, a professor of American studies at the University of Tokyo.
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Lyft statement: Uber statement: Bird statement: Spin statement: Lime statement: Go deeper: How Skip wants to win the scooter wars by following the rules; Bird is building the Uber of scooters The story has been updated with additional statements.
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"As we have said before, our common sense data requirements allow the city to permit one of the largest dockless mobility programs in the country," Llanos added, saying all eight companies operating in the city are following the rules.
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"I feel like following the rules of the department, which I'm trying to teach all of our people to do, that I should not answer that question," Sessions said when asked whether he was recused in the Cohen case.
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One might think it's not necessary to explain that it's bad to hang a child from a blackboard, let alone handcuff them, lock them in closets, send them to jail or press them to the ground for not following the rules.
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Not always following the rules of what was working before or not necessarily playing everywhere on the radio, but he's making his own little community and I think there's longevity to that and I find it really exciting and inspiring.
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The White House in response defended their travel, saying they are following the rules and adding that the Democratic National Committee and other relevant political committees pay what's necessary for the president to campaign via Air Force One. http://bit.
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The White House said in a statement it was following the rules, adding that the Democratic National Committee and other relevant political committees pay what's necessary for the president to travel to political events on Air Force One, Bloomberg News reported.
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These are: Anyone not following the rules could be liable to a fine from the police, who now have the powers to enforce the measures and disperse gatherings, although it has been conceded that policing the measures will be difficult.
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So, as One Child Nation shows, the Chinese government blanketed the country with propaganda intended to convince citizens to keep their family sizes within the allowed limit, and to report on their neighbors if they suspected anyone wasn't following the rules.
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You can always better protect yourself from intrusion or tracking by following the rules above, but anyone who might have your password — or someone who has already infiltrated your computer through other means — could still potentially see what you're doing.
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Meanwhile, the State Department inspector general released a scathing report last week slamming Clinton for not following the rules by setting up a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state, ensuring the issue remains alive in the coming months.
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"As Mayor of London I welcome innovative new companies that help Londoners by providing a better and more affordable service—but providing an innovative service is not an excuse for not following the rules," London Mayor Sadiq Khan said in a statement.
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By the time the polls close in Colorado, it'll be 10 PM on the East Coast, and if you're following the rules for this game, you might be edging into that zone where you sort of forget you have work on Wednesday.
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In United's case, for instance, even if employees were following the rules for seeking volunteers to give up seats, they should have been able to read the situation and increase the financial incentives for volunteers rather than drag a passenger off a flight.
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But the Benzedrine did have an effect that was right in line with Smith, Kline & French's aspirations for its new product: The drug seemed to boost the children's eagerness to learn in the classroom while making them more amenable to following the rules.
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This difference is, in one sense, understandable, since the populists are seen as challenging the liberal order, while the Benelux thanatoriums are operating within the procedures of liberalism, following the rules and consulting the experts, pushing liberal premises to particularly consistent ends.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told lawmakers on Wednesday that he has directed the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, which is part of the Treasury, to assess whether Deutsche Bank is following the rules regarding the filing of "suspicious activity reports" with the government.
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Any business wanting to sell tobacco must first apply and pay for a license, a one-off process, but an additional fee must be paid annually to cover the costs of surveillance officers in each municipality who will check that retailers are following the rules.
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Go deeper: How Skip wants to win the scooter wars by following the rules Update: On Friday, a San Francisco judge denied Lime's attempt to stall the program's start on Monday, but did order five transportation agency officials to testify as the company's lawsuit continues.
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The fact that Google was testing this new behavior to hug the right side of the lane shows that the technology has developed beyond simply following the rules of the road, but actually driving more "human like" — in line with the social elements of driving.
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Following the rules of shatnez is a big deal in the religious Jewish community, to the point that there's even a cottage industry of high-tech shatnez labs and checkers, who screen suits, jackets, and blankets to make sure the items don't violate the rule.
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Fox News senior judicial analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoAfter Obama-era abuses, Republican hysteria over impeachment process is absurd Fox's Napolitano defends Schiff: He's 'following the rules of the House' Fox News analyst: Republicans are protesting their own impeachment inquiry rules MORE defended Rep.
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RELATED: Trump judicial nominee refuses to say if landmark civil rights opinion was correctly decided But Republicans suggested the Democrats are engaged in a ploy meant to smear the names of nominees who were simply following the rules of judicial ethics meant to ensure impartiality.
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The FedEx bot is equipped with sensing technology such as LiDAR and multiple cameras, which when combined with machine learning algorithms should allow the device to detect and avoid obstacles and plot a safe path, all while following the rules of the road (or sidewalk).
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That "The Trouble With Following the Rules: On 'Date Rape,' 'Victim Culture,' and Personal Responsibility" is as relevant now as when it was first published 23 years ago is a testament to both the obdurate nature of that public conversation and Gaitskill's intuition, which borders on clairvoyance.
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"What we would like to see is very strong, capable, sovereign Sri Lanka, well able to defend its shores and control its waters, keep the air space open so that all nations can transit and everybody is following the rules and norms for the international order," she said.
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Atmospheric measurements in Hawaii show that an ozone-depleting gas called CFC-11 is decreasing at a slower rate, which shouldn't be the case if all the countries that signed on to the 1987 agreement are following the rules, a study published in the scientific journal Nature says.
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Atmospheric measurements in Hawaii show that an ozone-depleting gas called CFC-211 is decreasing at a slower rate, which shouldn't be the case if all the countries that signed on to the 211 agreement are following the rules, a study published in the scientific journal Nature says.
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Why cannabis needs a customized retail management platform Flowhub is what's known as a retail management platform, which means it provides all the software needed to run a shop selling cannabis, from tracking shipments and inventory, to processing sales and making sure companies are following the rules in their particular state.
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"Staying laser-focused on the mission and on the work itself — day in, day out, left foot, right foot, grinding away, following the rules, following the law, following the guidelines, trying to make sure that we're doing the right thing but in the right way, treating everybody with respect," Wray said.
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I have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself There is absolutely nothing more frustrating, more damaging to your soul than when you know you're following the rules and being treated like you're not.
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France abandons Western values France seems to have completely turned against Western liberal values -- and there's a danger that France no longer looks any different from Iran or any other theocratic state, where religious police patrol the streets, monitoring women in public places, and checking whether or not they are following the rules.
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"Imagine Jeb Bush looking disappointed and talking about the importance of following the rules and a society ruled by law with a government that is held accountable," said Kori Schake, a fellow at Stanford University's Hoover Institution and a national security aide in Mr. Bush's administration who is now backing Mrs. Clinton.
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"Imagine Jeb Bush looking disappointed and talking about the importance of following the rules and a society ruled by law with a government that is held accountable," said Kori Schake, a fellow at Stanford's Hoover Institution and a national security aide in George W. Bush's administration who is now backing Mrs. Clinton.
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And Mr. Kobach, a lawyer as well as his state's top election official, did such a poor job of the basic task of following the rules of evidence that the judge imposed sanctions, ordering him to complete six hours of legal education pertaining to the state or federal rules of procedure or evidence.
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Those are the parts of us — and I think they're either there or can be harvested and fertilized — which open up our eyes to gender expansiveness, to the notion of gender diversity, to the notion that not following the rules does not mean you're sick or have a disease or that it's pathological, but that it's creative.
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Think about the time and effort that goes into such a section: the teams of lawyers who need to write it, auditors who need to approve it and the investors and regulators who presumably need to read it, and you begin to understand the growing share of a businesses' resources that are devoted to following the rules as opposed to investing in new products, people, or technology.
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But when considering years of politically-motivated fishing expeditions by congressional Republicans, GOP hysteria over an (per Fox News' senior judicial analyst Andrew NapolitanoAndrew Peter NapolitanoAfter Obama-era abuses, Republican hysteria over impeachment process is absurd Fox's Napolitano defends Schiff: He's 'following the rules of the House' Fox News analyst: Republicans are protesting their own impeachment inquiry rules MORE) objectively fair, constitutional process is particularly egregious.
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Though their respective right-wing exploits have been thoroughly covered in the media, no one has ever deconstructed their personas the way Minhaj does, as he jokes that on the positive side of things, these "shitty Indians" have set Indian kids free because they set a precedent for being "complete fucking lunatics" instead of adhering to stereotypes about following the rules and studying to become doctors.
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And I think it's because the legal market is disrupting the illicit market and that's ... when there's a proper framework in place to provide both accessibility and safety, if that's preventing people that aren't eligible to be able to buy it, meaning anybody under 2180 or 270 depending on where you are, that's one way in which the legal market would allow that, because they're following the rules, whereas illicit activity is not.
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