Examples of using Changing the rules in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Before changing the rules.
If they keep changing the rules, I'm gonna protest, I am.
They will regret changing the rules.
On Sunday night, at around 10:15 P.M., Israel made what was probably its first stab at changing the rules of the game in the Gaza Strip.
This would be like playing a poker game with someone who keeps changing the rules every hand.
There is no question of changing the rules in the middle of the game,” he said.
Political change requires changing the rules, not just the names of those in charge of implementing them.
So if you have life hacking-- life means hacking, the game of survival-- then evolution is a way to extend the game by changing the rules of the game.
Turkey is said to receive a message from Iran reading“beware of changing the rules of the game.”.
Life means hacking, the game of survival-- then evolution is a way to extend the game by changing the rules of the game.
I'm dealing with an angry 8-year-old Who keeps changing the rules as she goes.
In recent days he has distributed a document entitled“September the threat of an opportunity- changing the rules of the game.”.
I think we do need to consider changing the rules here a little bit because the catcher is so vulnerable
And if that means changing the rules of our relationship, then I'm willing to consider it.
And if that means changing the rules of our relationship, I'm willing to consider it.
In view of this, from the judicial and legal aspect, changing the rules of engagement and expanding the use of live fire against stone throwers is inevitably disastrous.
When you're running a business like McDonald's, changing the rules for visitors may entail working through major social,
I'm sick of these smart-ass punks who keep changing the rules and think they can get away with anything they want.
I do think we need to consider changing the rules there a little bit, because the catcher's so vulnerable