Sentence examples for acknowledged rules from inspiring English sources

While no one should be surprised that governments spy on one another, such spying is inherently beyond publicly acknowledged rules and checks.

But here – in a swirl of sloppy chocolate mousse – is an abiding problem for all who seek to judge anything from gastro-ambition to literary acceptance: where do acknowledged rules of excellence chip in?

These representations use several grounding hypothesis of TRIZ and OTSM-TRIZ combined with acknowledged rules of artificial intelligence and graph theory.

As a widely acknowledged rule of thumb, it is easier to get positive findings published in peer reviewed journals than findings of a negative or no effect (Kirkwood and Sterne 2003).

However, Lianne did acknowledge rules were in place for a reason, and that Johnny Depp shouldn't have broken them.

However, as the report acknowledges, rule of law programming is difficult because the laws in question are often ferociously contested.

As the S.E.C. has acknowledged, these rules "may provide significant advantage to foreign companies that are not reporting in the United States".

Here were a relatively small, but immensely powerful, clique of people who appear to have acknowledged no rules other than those that accelerated their personal and political ambitions.

This presents a considerable shift in Design Theories‟ world since it is going against most acknowledged quality rules.

Grundler acknowledged that rules on aircraft emissions would likely not be finalized until after the Obama administration has ended.

In 1473 he routed Uzun Ḥasan, who acknowledged Ottoman rule in all of Anatolia and returned to Iran.