Sentence examples for agreed rules and from inspiring English sources

She insisted  that HMRC was working well within agreed rules and procedures.

Do say: "Accountability involves an obligation to demonstrate that work has been conducted in compliance with agreed rules and standards".

But at least there are some agreed rules, and others, including Japan and Europe, can help America keep up the pressure for China to stick to them.There are no such accepted ground rules to help deal with the two issues that could most easily pitch America and China into a new crisis: Taiwan and Mr Bush's plans for missile defences.

He should also heed suggestions that his officials sometimes let their power go to their heads.Heal thyselfIndeed, as the range of his activities expands, Mr Monti is coming under increasing pressure to change Europe's competition procedures and to make sure that his officials stick to agreed rules and precedents.

First, so that the whole of the worldwide banking system serves our prosperity rather than risks it, let us agree rules and standards for accountability, transparency, and reward that will mean an end to the excesses and will apply to every bank, everywhere, and all the time.

In the midst of the horror ravaging Europe, this community developed a small democracy with an assembly, agreed rules of behaviour and a court.

Unlike the difficulties in shifting the balance of power in interprofessional relationships, trust and respect can be fostered through a mix of interventions aimed at building personal relationships and establishing agreed rules that govern collaborative care and that are perceived as fair.

Without agreed rules to play by, and strict sanctions against those who break them, sport would soon descend into unsatisfying anarchy.

The resultant arrangement constitutes governance if there is recognised authority, agreed rules for decision making, and accountability.

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.

Set some agreed group rules and come up with funny punishments!