Examples of using From the rule in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This is not clear from the rules.
Any variance from the rules could result in disaster.
It would exempt you from the rules.
Any digression from the rules resulted in severe physical punishment and humiliating expulsion.
She thinks she's exempted from the rule.
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Those would be different rules from the rules that apply in day-to-day life which The Fool has grown completely accustomed to.
I suggest you not deviate from the rules.
To continue developing without deviating from the rules of the Emperor and set a goal for himself, The Fool must know himself.
Socialism means the opposite: to try and free as many of these domains from the rule of profit.
Freed from the rule of 16- 17 frames a second, free of the limits of time and space, I put together any given points in that universe, no matter where I have recorded them.
Nobody is exempted from the rule, J.D.
International employees have to obtain permits for work prior to arriving in the country(EEA andSwiss nationals are excluded from the rule).
This conclusion emerges from the Rules themselves.
Any participant deviating from the rules of conduct towards referees, marshals, other contestants or other users of the road(pedestrians, non-competing cyclists, vehicles etc) will be disqualified.
Those photos are exempt from the rule, Gary!
While there are exceptions from the rule, especially in the hip-hop scene, or even at all in the world of stars from music, television and film, playing top-class accessories, including diamond watches, serve a great role as a status symbol.
Every parent wants their kid to veer from the rules… once in a while.
This is because the age difference in the case of domestic adoption is lower than that in intercountry adoptions(43 and not 48 years), and therefore, prima facie, in relation to domestic adoption there isgreater justification for allowing discretion to deviate from the rule.
If the legislature intended to exclude physical evidence from the rule, it should have said so clearly.
There's an impression that Muslims suffer disproportionately from the rule of dictators, tyrants, unelected presidents, kings, emirs, and various other strongmen- and it's accurate.
At the same time,I can say that sometimes we retreat from the rules, if colleagues ask about it.
Set in 1795, the film follows a band of Thugs led by Khudabaksh Azaad,who aspires to free Hindostan from the rule of the expanding British East India Company.
It was not made clear in the response of the State whether there is discretion to deviate from the rule, but even so,the internal rule is still more stringent, and does not create a basis for a claim of discrimination.
However, at least in all that relates to American law, in which the transfer of the interest of a partner in a partnership is taxed with capital gains tax, it is a matter of avery weak version of the entity theory, as from the rule of transfer of an interest in partnership as a capital asset, many assets with an earned character are excepted.
Second, considerations of force protection cannot justify indiscriminate fire anddo not permit deviation from the rule whereby in situations of doubt whether a person is a civilian or combatant he must be presumed to be a civilian and must not be targeted.
In their own eyes they are the knights of virtue,who came to rescue Israel from the rule of darkness in which it has been immersed for many years.
Therefore, the possibility is not to be ruled out that in special circumstances the courtwill have a special reason to deviate from the rule, and to impose on the ship owner some of the responsibility for the damage that was caused by the pilot.