Examples of using Changed the rules in English and their translations into Czech
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Changed the rules.
Maybe someone changed the rules.
Changed the rules.
Sorry, John. Changed the rules.
Changed the rules. From now on, all the fights are fair.
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Sorry, John. Changed the rules.
Changed the rules. From now on, all the fights are fair.
Aegon Targaryen changed the rules.
He changed the rules?
And you will wish you hadn't changed the rules.
They changed the rules, not me.
He got on the board and changed the rules.
They changed the rules of the fairytale.
He got on the board and changed the rules.
They changed the rules so very late in the game. I know.
Somewhere, somebody changed the rules of the game.
When I was dead I was hoping maybe they changed the rules.
But then Dean changed the rules, didn't he?
Godfather just changed the rules of engagement.
And they will lean the heel of their boots on your fingers, and you just keep fighting and scratching and pulling, You will reach for the edge, and just when you think you have reached the top of the mountain, they changed the rules.
But I'm not the one who changed the rules this time.
Okay, so you have changed the rules. Yeah? And other patients who fit these parameters more closely.
Internally we have just changed the rules on the so-called'career development reviews.
But there are five other guys who think that the attacks changed the rules. The word is HHS Secretary Charles is supposed to be next in line.
Thanks to the hard work of my fellow Commissioner Mrs Kroes, State aid control now takes such a flexible form, and we have changed the rules to such an extent, that the Member States have considerably greater abilities to react quickly and in a targeted manner where assistance is needed in individual cases.
I can't change the rules just because it's your mother.
You can't change the rules in the middle of the game!
Well, I suggest you get your committee together and change the rules.