Traduction de «Jeu à nombre indéfini de joueurs » (Français → Anglais) :

single-player game | one-player game | single-user game | one-user game | single game

two-person, zero-sum game

two person game

Examples of such rules would be "rules of the game" (e.g. rules fixing the length of matches or the number of players on the field), rules concerning selection criteria for sport competitions, "at home and away from home" rules, rules preventing multiple ownership in club competitions, rules concerning the composition of national teams, anti-doping rules and rules concerning transfer periods.

15. Notes that a large number of people taking part in gambling are professional gamblers; takes the view that it must be possible to identify the gambler at all times so that it is impossible to create more than one gambling account per person with the same gambling company; maintains that this should be done by means of a standardised, infallible identification procedure such as the online verification systems used for bank and credit cards; emphasises that robust registration and verification systems are key tools in preventing any misuse of online gambling, such as money laundering;

The bill seeks to do a number of other important things, but it is important at this time to recognize the validators that have come on board such as the Canadian Cancer Society and a whole swath of environmental and health groups that have seen their way to support the merits of the bill, as well as other jurisdictions, in particular Europe, which has been conducting a process called REACH.

F. considers that the rules on the composition of national teams, or the rules relating to the selection by sports federations of those of their members who may participate in high-level international competitions are purely sporting rules which therefore, by their nature, fall outside the scope of Article 39 and Article 49 of the Treaty. Also among such rules are ‘the rules of the game’ in the strict sense, such as, for example, the rules fixing the length of matches or the number of players on the field, the organisation and conduct of sporting events and championships, given that sport can exist and be practised only in accordance wit ...[+++]h specific rules. That restriction on the scope of the above provisions of the Treaty must, however, remain limited to its proper objective. The same principles apply with regard to Articles 81 and 82 of the Treaty,