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You should say:
And explain how you feel about the rule
Part 3:
You should say:
And explain how you feel about the rule
Regulations - Official rules or laws about how something should be done.
Guidelines - Advice on how something should be done, often not as strict as rules.
Standards - Accepted levels or norms expected in various contexts.
Protocols - Systems of rules that explain the correct conduct and procedures.
Compliance - The act of conforming to a rule, standard, or law.
Enforcement - The process of making sure people follow laws or rules.
Restrictions - Rules that limit what you can do.
Prohibitions - Rules or laws that forbid specific actions or activities.
Mandates - Authoritative commands, often issued by the government.
Constraints - Limitations or restrictions on someone's actions or behavior.
Ordinances - Laws set by local governments.
Decrees - Official orders issued by a legal authority.
Penalties - Punishments given for breaking a rule or law.
Exemptions - Permissions to be free from a rule or regulation that others must follow.
Codify - To arrange laws or rules into a systematic code.
Stipulate - To specify a requirement clearly and precisely in an agreement or rule.
Infringe - To actively break the terms of a law or agreement.
Adjudicate - To make a formal judgment or decision about a problem or disputed matter.
Arbitrate - To reach an authoritative judgment or settlement in a dispute.
Conformity - Compliance with standards, rules, or laws.
Sanction - A threatened penalty for disobeying a law or rule, or official permission or approval for an action.
Delineate - To describe or portray something precisely, often used in the context of setting out rules.
Prescribe - To lay down a rule or directive.
Transgress - To go beyond the bounds of (a moral principle or other established standard of behavior).
Nullify - To make legally null and void; invalidate.
Reprimand - A formal expression of disapproval, often as a formal or official act.
Covenant - A formal agreement between two or more parties to do or not do something specified.
Edict - An official order or proclamation issued by a person in authority.
Ratify - To sign or give formal consent to (a treaty, contract, or agreement), making it officially valid.
Set rules - Establishing specific guidelines or regulations.
Follow rules - Adhering to established guidelines or regulations.
Break rules - Failing to adhere to established guidelines or regulations.
Impose rules - Officially applying or enforcing rules.
Bend rules - Slightly altering rules for a particular reason or situation.
Enforce rules - Ensuring that rules are obeyed, usually by applying penalties.
Circumvent rules - Finding ways to avoid complying with rules without technically breaking them.
Obey rules - Complying with rules or instructions.
Flout rules - Openly disregarding or mocking the rules.
Draft rules - Writing the initial version of rules.
Tighten rules - Making rules stricter.
Relax rules - Making rules less stringent.
Abide by rules - Following rules consistently.
Violate rules - Breaking or not adhering to rules.
Uphold rules - Supporting and maintaining the enforcement of rules.
Rule of thumb - A broadly accurate guide or principle, based on experience or practice
Bend the rules - To slightly violate rules without serious consequences.
Lay down the law - To state something emphatically or to assert your authority in setting rules.
Play by the rules - To adhere strictly to the rules or guidelines.
Set the rules - To determine the guidelines or standards to be followed.
Against the rules - Not allowed according to the rules.
Rule the roost - To be in control; to be the dominant individual in a group.
Break the mold - To do something in a new and different way, often disregarding traditional rules
Run a tight ship - To control something strictly and make people behave in a disciplined way.
Toe the line - To conform to a rule or standard.
Read the riot act - To reprimand someone severely with the threat of serious consequences.
Cut corners - To do something the easiest, quickest, or cheapest way, often by ignoring rules or leaving out something important.
By the book - In accordance with rules or regulations.
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