Sentence examples for an established rule from inspiring English sources

From his time on the right against self-incrimination was an established rule of English law generally.

The French on the other hand, do not follow an established rule, but do things by initiative and individual common sense, even though they sometimes get very excited about it.

It is true that India has better-developed institutions than China, with less corruption, an established rule of law and protection of property, but it lags badly in education and infrastructure, which along with openness to trade are key ingredients for rapid growth.

He emphasized that participants in crowds, fads, or other forms of collective behaviour share an attitude or behave alike, not because of an established rule or the force of authority, and not because as individuals they have the same attitudes, but because of a distinctive group process.

Then we "can justify our rejection of an established rule".

The foundation was thus laid in the 4th century for the institution of monasticism (i.e., monks living a common life according to an established rule).

Oh, the white folks hate the black folks, And the black folks hate the white folks; To hate all but the right folks Is an old established rule.

In its zeal to provide arbitration for a party it thinks deserving, the Court has made an exception to established rules of procedure.

"We wanted an election with established rules of the game and to count the votes as they really are," he said.

The foursome, who shared an aversion to established rules, bonded quickly, painted together, influenced each other, and became founding members of impressionism, along with Paul Cézanne, Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot, and Camille Pissarro.

Taking Germany as a case, the established rules have not been effective because they shift conflict resolution to the local and individual level.