Sentence examples for accepted etiquette from inspiring English sources

Whilst Mourinho accepted etiquette dictates that he should not discuss other clubs' players, the Blues boss could not resist.

Our exposure to long-haul travel has led us to understand that bare flesh is inappropriate in terms of accepted etiquette in certain environments – whether for religious, cultural or simply professional reasons.

"Some guests are still compelled to give physical gifts instead of donations". "At this point in time, we aren't yet at a place as a society where giving a donation is widely accepted etiquette in lieu of gifts," Cho notes.

Korean business leaders attribute the perceived hostility to cultural differences between the growing number of immigrant Korean shop owners, who, they say, are often unfamiliar with accepted business etiquette in the United States, and Flatbush residents, who feel hostage to markets that are unfriendly.

Some people get angry at unwanted challenges even though it's accepted arcade etiquette.

There is an accepted drum-circle etiquette ("Leave rhythmical space for other people to express themselves") and terminology ("percussion puppies" should not tease a "rhythm dork"), all laid out in Mr Hull's book, "Drum Circle Spirit".

As you might guess, the rules of defriending in cyberspace are pretty murky since there are no commonly accepted rules on the etiquette of how to end face-to-face friendships!

As a result of attempts by advanced industrial countries to diversify the educational, ethnic, social, and geographic backgrounds of their diplomatic staffs, foreign-language proficiency is no longer required for entrance into diplomatic training programs; all states educate accepted candidates in languages and etiquette.

The same socializing and etiquette he would have resisted from me, he cheerfully accepted from his coaches.

Hospital-based infection control measures such as hand hygiene and respiratory etiquette to prevent the spread of infection are widely supported in the literature and broadly accepted [ 15- 20].

To figure out what constitutes generally accepted tipping practices, I built a "tipping index" from a combination of the survey responses and the guidance of three travel etiquette Web sites.