| A town council has been reminded by a council solicitor to follow the rulebook after a complaint about one of its meetings. |
| The rulebook was developed and evolved over time, many many years, by interested pilots. |
| Basic soccer rules will apply with some minor adjustment to the rulebook and without the offside rule. |
| It was a masterly strategy in which they re-wrote the rulebook by campaigning as an independent party in government. |
| A Canadian based in London with a background in classical piano and advanced mathematics, he has taken the rulebook and put a match to it. |
| When the game has moved on in terms of speed, skill and physical strength, and new fouls have flourished, the rulebook needs an update. |
