Sentence examples similar to a common setting of rules from inspiring English sources

Representatives of several leading football clubs met in 1863 to try to devise a common set of rules for football.

I accept, of course, that for the single market to function we need a common set of rules and a way of enforcing them.

Cameron also claims he wants Britain to stay in the heart of the single market and that this should be based on a common set of rules.

At the London summit, American officials should work with other governments to come up with a common set of rules to pry information from tax havens.

It gives countries too much latitude to make whatever commitments they want, relatively unconstrained by a common set of rules imposed "top down" by the agreement.

By being in the EU, British businesses also benefit from a common set of rules to do business and attract foreign investors.

First, as the weaker partners in the trading system, developing countries benefit the most when the major trading powers play by a common set of rules.

One virtue of those hated things called bureaucracies is that they oblige everyone to follow a common set of rules, regardless of station or background; they are inherently equalizing.

All you have to do is to get a legitimate representative of 27 countries to sign up to a common set of rules and have it ratified by 27 sovereign national parliaments.

Mr. Boyle, who is also the dean of students at Clarke, said that although there is a common set of rules, students have many differences and must be treated that way.

The supervisory agency would be made up of three separate European authorities covering banking, insurance and securities, operate on a common set of rules and have access to "high quality" information.