Laws of the Game means the official laws of the game of football and futsal as promulgated by FIFA;
Laws of the Game means the laws promulgated by the IRB from time to time according to which the Game is played throughout the world.
Laws of the Game means the laws of association football as settled by the Federation International de Football Associations ("FIFA" ) from time to time.
Examples of Laws of the Game in a sentence
All breaches of the Laws of the Game, or the Rules and Regulations of The FA shall be dealt with in accordance with FA Rules by the appropriate Association.
Matches in all stages of the competition are played in conformity with the IFAB Laws of the Game.
A Club may at its discretion and in accordance with the Laws of the Game use substitute Players in any Competition Match.
In the event of a suspected concussion the referee stops the game to allow the injured player to be assessed by the team doctor, in accordance with Law 5 of the IFAB Laws of the Game.
Kicks from the penalty mark are taken in accordance with the procedure laid down in the IFAB Laws of the Game.
More Definitions of Laws of the Game
Laws of the Game means the laws of the game as determined by the International Football Association Board from time to time.
Laws of the Game means World Rugby’s Laws of the Game of Rugby Union, as amended from time to time, and shall include the Laws of XV’s, Tens, Sevens and any other form of the game recognised by World Rugby.
Laws of the Game means the codified rules that help define soccer. They are the only rules of soccer subscribed to by the sport's governing body FIFA;
Laws of the Game means the Laws of the Game determined by the International Football Association Board and FIFA;
Laws of the Game means the World Rugby Laws of the Game.
Laws of the Game means the Laws of the Game as laid down by World Rugby;