0 a book containing the official rules for an organization or activity --
The army list was included in the reference section of 7th edition, but has been removed from the 8th edition rulebook.
There are 8 career paths in the core rulebook, and more added in several source books.
I regard that as wholly desirable because the rulebook had become over-complex, which was helpful neither to investors nor to firms.
The union's own rulebook is a contract between itself and its members.
Although we can expect further simplifications of the rulebook, that does not mean that the effect of those rules will be less.
We must ensure that our planners do not have a rulebook mentality about what should be prevented.
The changes in the rulebook, which the stock exchange has made voluntarily, have helped outside capital to come in.
Regulators already know from hard experience that the orderly but extensive revision of the rulebook is demanding and expensive.
