break the law rules Idiom, Proverb

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bend the rules

change the rules to help, look the other way Ed won't accept late reports. He won't bend the rules.

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break the law/rules

not obey the law, commit a crime If you rob a store, you are breaking the law.

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follow the rules

read the rules and do what they say, toe the line If everybody follows the rules, we'll have fewer accidents.

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The hand that rocks the cradle rules the world.

Mothers who care for their children are creating the next generation of men.

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ground rules

ground rules
Basic procedures of conduct, as in The press secretary sets the ground rules for all of the President's press conferences. The term comes from baseball, where it refers to specific rules for a particular ballpark, which are based on special conditions such as a very high outfield fence or a field obstruction of some kind. It began to be transferred to more general use in the mid-1900s.

bend the rules

change the rules to help, attending the added way Ed won't acquire backward reports. He won't angle the rules.

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break the law/rules

not obey the law, accomplish a abomination If you rob a store, you are breaking the law.

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follow the rules

read the rules and do what they say, toe the band If everybody follows the rules, we'll accept beneath accidents.

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ground rules

ground rules
Basic procedures of conduct, as in The columnist secretary sets the arena rules for all of the President's columnist conferences. The appellation comes from baseball, area it refers to specific rules for a accurate ballpark, which are based on appropriate altitude such as a actual aerial outfield fence or a acreage obstruction of some kind. It began to be transferred to added accepted use in the mid-1900s.

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The duke that rocks the cradle rules the world.

Mothers who affliction for their accouchement are creating the abutting bearing of men. Dictionary