Sentence examples for clear-cut rules from inspiring English sources

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 proposal would establish a clear-cut rule: if there's no majority stake, the board controls the company.

Employers would like a clear-cut rule absolving them from the responsibility of choosing an annuity provider, say, by granting a safe harbor if the insurance company has a satisfactory credit rating, but given the recent track record of rating agencies, this particular rule is unlikely to be adopted.

As the reviewers usually recommend that a submission should be published if it is in their opinion important, the above-mentioned "clear-cut rule" at AC-IE results in most cases in an unambiguous assignment of the reviewers' ratings to the editorial decisions.

In general, an editor accepts a manuscript for publication in ACP, if – similar to the "clear-cut" rule of the journal AC-IE [23] – all reviewers rate the manuscript favorably (see here http://www.atmospheric-chemistry-and-physics.net/review/ms_evaluation_criteria.html).html

As opposed to the interface mutations, where the predicted ΔΔ Gs of IFN γR1 stability and binding to IFN γ served as a sufficient criterion for the selection of affinity increasing mutations, there was no clear-cut rule for selecting internal cavity mutations that would result in improved interaction energy.