Sentence examples for agreed rule from inspiring English sources
Any agreed rule changes could be ratified by conference, but Corbyn's team believes it can beef up the shadow cabinet without the need for elections and would like to see the question discussed alongside other issues, including how to give the membership more of a say in policymaking.
Now, as the Papers reveal, it is western governments that continue to tolerate and facilitate the speculative, opportunistic and often illegal exploitation of a largely privately owned, opaquely operated global financial system that woefully lacks strong, independent controls, an agreed rule book and effective supranational regulation.
*MIU = Minor Injuries Unit, WIC = Walk in Clinic Based on the agreed rule set, a computer algorithm was constructed and survey responses were processed.
(See Fig. 2) The collective problem solving required in the global public health domain requires these controversial actors to be involved but without a commonly agreed rule based system for including non-state actors in global governance institutions, it is difficult to subject these powerful organizations – large corporations, foundations and NGOs – to critical analysis.
There are still generally agreed rules about taste on TV.
She insisted that HMRC was working well within agreed rules and procedures.
Arena, according to the rather bizarrely agreed rules, must "check in" to jail at midnight.
Do say: "Accountability involves an obligation to demonstrate that work has been conducted in compliance with agreed rules and standards".
Without agreed rules to play by, and strict sanctions against those who break them, sport would soon descend into unsatisfying anarchy.
"We recommitted to developing by end-2010 internagreedlly agrulesrules to improve both the quality and quantity of bank capital and to discourage excessive leverage".
"Many governments have voiced concern about the absence of globally agreed rules for all States to guide their decisions on arms transfers," according to the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs.
