Sentence examples for clear cut rules from inspiring English sources

There are no clear cut rules.

Before inviting employees' dogs to work, establish some clear cut rules to minimize the insanity.

It was about global warming, but it began with the writer speaking about her stint at jury duty and how simple that had been because, unlike the many complexities of global warming, she and the other jurors had been given a clear cut rule on what the law was they would have to apply to their case by a judge.

There are no clear-cut rules for when such interactions should be noted in a story.

Unlike politics, love or foreign policy, every sport has clear-cut rules.

My experiment There are clear-cut rules, but the diet is not easy to follow.

On Capitol Hill, there are few, if any, clear-cut rules to keep politics out of investigations.

"The examiners have very clear-cut rules that take account of bereavement only if it has happened within a week of the exams starting," she says.

But as the Afghan war logs suggest, collateral damage by governments may be increasing in international wars in part because of the absence of such clear-cut rules.

The humanitarian consequences of such attacks showcase the absence of clear-cut rules on what it means in practice to minimize civilian casualties.

Nor was it because it enjoyed enlightened governance in the 1800's, like open and free markets and clear-cut rules about property ownership.