Examples of using Has rules in English and their translations into Russian
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The game has rules.
The DIOG has rules, and you chose to ignore every last one.
My house has rules.
Dana, I realize you're new here, butQuaker meeting has rules.
Heaven has rules.
And that's the problem. Every army has rules;
Society has rules.
Wait, dreams have rules? Everything has rules,?
My game has rules.
As I have said to the Council before and in different circumstances,even war has rules.
The Church has rules and hierarchy!
And the real world has rules.
Every Trouble has rules, some connection.
Because our society has rules.
Even cyberwar has rules, and one group of experts is putting out a manual to prove it.
The dirty mistresses club has rules?
The Government already has rules and regulations that strictly ban racist hate speeches.
This land is tough,this war has rules.
Every life has rules, traditions, friends and enemies, sheer terror and incredible joy, but I have learned.
The Bank of International Settlements(BIS) has rules which are critical for Japanese banks.
The EU, however, has rules that confer exclusivity on such data for a period of six to ten years, and is considering moving to ten years.
The secretariat of the International Whaling Commission(IWC)indicates that the Commission has rules of procedure relating to certain types of access to information.
Your dad made his choices, and the Army has rules, and there's nothing you could have done about either one of those things.
It's not because the patent examiners are stupid, it's because they're following a system,and the system has rules, and the rules lead to this result.
If I'm not mistaken, Captain,the Federation has rules, and those rules forbid you to interfere with indigenous cultures.
Registration requires that a union be an incorporated society that is accountable to its members,has an object of promoting its members' collective employment interests and has rules that are democratic and not unreasonable, discriminatory, prejudicial or contrary to law.
A protocol can be thought of as a language that has rules so that participants can effectively communicate with each other.
In terms of education, the Plurinational State of Bolivia has rules, policies, projects and programmes aimed at promoting equal education.
I mean, we have rules against that sort of thing.
You have rules?