"Diem is known for being such an upstanding, innocent girl that plays by the rules," he says.
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She has her faults but she also has her strengths, and she basically plays by the rules of democracy.
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"Australia is seen as a country that plays fair, that plays by the rules, abides by the rules," she said.
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I want a government that makes sure everybody—even the biggest and most powerful companies in America—plays by the rules.
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""I want a government that makes sure everybody — even the biggest and most powerful companies in America — plays by the rules.
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I want a government that makes sure everybody — even the biggest and most powerful companies in America — plays by the rules.
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Or making leaps of faith because we become smitten by a personality and assume that the athlete plays by the rules.
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"I'm fighting for an America where everybody – even the biggest, richest and most well-connected companies – plays by the rules," Warren writes.
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It shows him weeping alone when he plays by the rules, and dancing wildly in public when he decides to break those rules.
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"I want a government that makes sure everybody—even the biggest and most powerful companies in America—plays by the rules," Warren said.
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"I want a government that makes sure everybody — even the biggest and most powerful companies in America — plays by the rules," Warren wrote.
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"I want a government that makes sure everybody -- even the biggest and most powerful companies in America -- plays by the rules," Warren wrote.
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It's the challenge of transitioning a fast-moving start-up that breaks all the rules into a sustainable business that plays by the rules.
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Instead, cherry-picking who plays by the rules and who gets put in the penalty box will, for at least another year, define Presidential pursuits.
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Then Peter and Vince saw us together and decided they didn't want it to just be the bland older brother who plays by the rules.
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"It's not going to be intelligent to speed," says Mica Griggs, 33, a food-delivery driver for Postmates in Nashville who plays by the rules.
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This time it was over a clash between a President who never plays by the rules and an institution -- the military -- that can't exist without them.
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And so the big problem that we face isn't merely that the rich cheat, it's that the meritocracy favors the rich even when everybody plays by the rules.
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He's a man who plays by the rules: He is in no rush and has no interest in cheating, but predicts that he'll reach the milestone in early 2017.
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Atlanta rarely plays by the rules of the clockwork plot, where everything fits into an exact place and half the fun is in seeing how all the pieces mesh.
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The Senate majority leader plays by the rules, but he uses them as a weapon to help his cause as much as a restriction on what he can do.
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That latter move may be unconventional for a fintech high-flier, but as anyone familiar with CR knows, the bank plays by the rules — but it doesn't play by conventional wisdom.
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We all want safe, secure borders and a dynamic economy, and people of goodwill can have legitimate disagreements about how to fix our immigration system so that everybody plays by the rules.
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"I want a government that makes sure everybody — even the biggest and most powerful companies in America — plays by the rules," Warren said in a statement to The New York Times in March.
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She is donating the money to the Keys to Success Program for college scholarship, earned by a graduating senior who plays by the rules their last year and stays clean and out of trouble.
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"He's apolitical, a consummate public servant who plays by the rules," said Richard Walker, a partner at King & Spalding who was Mr. Khuzami's boss at Deutsche Bank and is a former S.E.C. enforcement chief himself.
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" On China: "Only if we work together can we ensure that China plays by the rules — and where rules need to be amended it can be done with maximum consensus from countries around the world.
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"Today's announcement sends a clear message that the United States will continue to hold China's feet to the fire until it plays by the rules and opens up its market to our poultry," he said.
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The first issue is that not everybody plays by the rules; many of the participants pick an album, or an artist, rather than a song — which everybody who's ever gotten into a fight over a list knows isn't fair.
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The United States, which has a nuclear cooperation deal with India, considers it a nuclear power that plays by the rules and is not a proliferator, and wants to bring Asia's third largest economy into the 48-member group.
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William Taylor, the veteran diplomat in charge of the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine, is being hailed within foreign policy circles as a hero of sorts — a straight shooter who plays by the rules even in a chaotic political environment.
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After her comments about cursing Karkare and demolishing a mosque, India's Election Commission, the autonomous body charged with ensuring the world's largest democracy plays by the rules, handed her a 72-hour ban on campaigning, just days before polls opened.
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"We need someone who's honest and plays by the rules, because not paying taxes for years and years while the rest of us pay our fair share does not make you smarter than the rest of us," the first lady said.
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"The board ultimately argued: "We need a president who understands that the American dream itself is at risk: the ideal that someone who works hard and plays by the rules can get ahead, and that their children will do even better.
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Aside from the tariffs, the two sides are wrestling to get the WTO to see things their way: Washington says China cheats by having an economy run by the state, Beijing says it plays by the rules agreed when it joined the WTO in 2001.
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Before his fateful and deeply controversial decision to publicly denounce Hillary Clinton for being "extremely careless" with classified information during the 2016 campaign, Comey had a reputation for being something of a boy scout who plays by the rules—a straight shooter with little taste for anything resembling partisan politics.
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But it would also be a much better country than the actually existing United States of America — a place in which voters' core grievance with 21st-century political economy is addressed and living standards are broadly and consistently rising for everyone who plays by the rules and contributes to society.
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"The state police along with the Boston police and other state, local and federal officials will work closely with community organizing groups and others to monitor the situation and take the necessary precautions to make sure that everyone plays by the rules and that we have a safe weekend in Massachusetts," Baker said.
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It plays by the rules of C.K.'s previous work, in making his clueless dolt of a character the butt of nearly every joke and surrounding him with wiser women who know what's up — especially when compared to the various male characters in the film, who range from men in their 60s who lust for teenagers to a loudmouthed comedy star who mimes masturbation when his friend is talking to an attractive woman on the phone.
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The Austrian Football League (AFL) is the elite league of American football in Austria. The league was founded in 1984 and plays by the rules of the NCAA.
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Manchester Roller Derby (MRD) is a roller derby league based in Manchester, England. Founded in 2010, the league plays by the rules of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA).
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Nobody plays by the rules, least of all MacHeath – bandit, hedonist, superhero to some, villain to others. In a world of imitators and wannabes, he’s the genuine article. But where he goes, trouble is sure to follow. MacHeath has married Polly Peachum.
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Whatever, Linda is a Canadian web series co-created and co-written by Hannah Cheesman and Julian De Zotti."Whatever, Linda: How two women are breaking out in a TV business that no longer plays by the rules". The Globe and Mail, November 14, 2014. The series stars Cheesman as Linda Thoroughbred, a woman in the 1970s who gets a job as a secretary for financier Barney Lahnar (inspired by Bernie Madoff) and becomes the real brains behind the Ponzi scheme that will eventually bring him down.
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The Milk Rollers took first place in the Great Yorkshire Showdown tournament in July, 2012. On 22 September 2012, the league launched their B Team in a closed bout against the Norfolk Brawds, their first open bout being against the Newcastle Roller Girls Whippin Hinnies. Middlesbrough Roller Derby plays by the rules of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association (WFTDA) and is a member of the UK Roller Derby Association (UKRDA). In April 2013, Middlesbrough was accepted as a member of the Women's Flat Track Derby Association Apprentice Program.
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On the primitive planet of Bellotron, Bernice finds herself caught up in the Sontaran/Rutan conflict. The war has started to endanger the Terran trade routes, but when the Captain of the battle cruiser Rites of Passage finds an energy signature of artificial origin on the primitive planet of Bellotron he is duty bound to call in the assistance of a qualified academic. Confronted by savage predators, fiendish traps and the unexpected involvement of an opportunist thief, an unwilling Benny finds herself caught up in a conflict where neither side plays by the rules and no-one is quite what they seem...
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It has been two weeks since Sheriff Graham's (Jamie Dornan) death, and the citizens of Storybrooke continue to mourn. Mr. Gold (Robert Carlyle) convinces Emma Swan (Jennifer Morrison) she ought to be sheriff, but Regina (Lana Parrilla) has already appointed Sidney Glass (Giancarlo Esposito) for the job. Henry (Jared S. Gilmore) suspects Regina is responsible for Graham's death and starts to believe good cannot defeat evil because good plays by the rules. Gold offers Emma his support and reveals to her the town charter which states the Mayor can only choose a candidate for Sheriff and therefore an election must be held.
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The police officer who is also a good friend of Michael Rodrigues who is a cop who plays by the rules though his personal life is breaking down, as his wife, Teresa is having an affair with another man. Later after the murder, he learns that his friend and coworker, Victor, has been brutally murdered. At the crime scene, Michael meets Agashe and the two are instantly at odds with each other: Agashe wants to kill the murderer, while Michael wants him in prison. It is implied that Advait committed the murder, and slowly, his connections to both Agashe and Michael are revealed.
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