Sentence examples similar to agreed-upon rule from inspiring English sources

"There are no agreed-upon rules or criteria.

There is also the lack of agreed-upon rules and social conventions.

Isn't war a conflict between legitimate governments, adhering to certain universally agreed-upon "rules"?

But a country riven by disagreements can still deal with them according to agreed-upon rules trusted by all.

Include stipulations about cease-fires, territorial determinations, and other agreed-upon rules of conduct governing the treaty.

Mr. Lazio, campaigning today in Watertown, N.Y., insisted that he, too, was merely operating under the agreed-upon rules.

But Congress then rejected a more powerful version, the International Trade Organisation (ITO), which would have had the power to settle disputes and enforce agreed-upon rules.

The violations of agreed-upon rules went on for years and only came to light through the work of investigative reporters.

For the playground really is a scene of primordial brutality, in which a few agreed-upon rules — play nice, share your toys, no hitting — barely suppress the essential savagery of the human species.

It resembles our traditional war games, for it consists of putting hypothecical diplomatic problems before opposing groups of experts who then fight them out according to agreed-upon rules, in the hope of finding what might happen in the real world under similar conditions.

There was a referee, protective gear and a set of agreed-upon rules.