Playing means taking part in an actual performance.
Playing. Means taking the field of play including as a substitute. Being named on the Match Information/Team List and not taking the field of play does not constitute as playing
Playing. Means taking the field of play. Being named on the Match Information Sheet/Team Line-Up/Match Report/Team List/Team Card and not taking the field of play does not constitute as playing.
Examples of Playing in a sentence
Fix the date for the commencement of the Playing Season and kick off times applicable to the Competition.
The Teams gaining the highest number of points in their respective divisions at the end of the Playing Season shall be adjudged the winners.
Playing games is prohibited unless specifically authorized by a teacher for instructional purposes.
Play for more than one Team in the same age group in the Competition in the same Playing Season without first being transferred.
Having registered for one Club in the Competition, register for another Club in the Competition in that Playing Season, except if the provisions set out in Rule 18 (E)(iii) apply.
More Definitions of Playing
Playing means taking the field of play. Being named on the game day Team Card and not taking the field of play does not constitute as playing.
Playing. Means taking the field of play including as a substitute. Being named on the Match Day Line- up and not taking the field of play does not constitute as playing
Playing in the context of Rule 7 means the player has taken the field in the offence and/or defence during the match.
Playing means taking the field of play (including as a substitute). Being named as a substitute and not taking the field of play does not constitute as playing.
Playing means taking the field of play including as a substitute. Being named on the Team Sheet and not taking the field of play does not constitute “playing”
Playing in the context of Rule 7 means the player has taken the field in offence and/or defence during the match. In relation to “coaching” it means taking a position in either Coach’s Box.
Playing. The submissive understands that spanking, flogging, paddling, caning, whipping, bondage, and respectful sadomasochism, may be apart of sexual play for the Master's sexual gratification. It is the submissive's responsibility to make it clearly known when and if this sort of play is beyond anything she can handle in regards to physical or mental pain, or it is jeopardizing this relationship. It is the Master's responsibility to clearly state and make sure the submissive fully understands the difference between this sort of playing, and punishment. In times that the two collide, as such BDSM play, sexual play, or both, is served as part of punishment, it is the Master's responsibility to make it very clear to the submissive.