Sentence examples for clearly defined rule from inspiring English sources

In all of those cases, I could point to the relevant section in the employee handbook and demonstrate that a clearly defined rule had been broken.

A clearly defined rule should have been to penalise violent, coercive activity.

Developers and marketers have no clearly defined rules about what music belongs with which building.

Within its clearly defined rules and systems, Minecraft provided a creative structure that freed him.

Both MinuteClinic and Aurora Quick Care, part of Aurora Health Care, a network of hospitals and clinics, say they have clearly defined rules, called protocols, that nurse practitioners must follow.

"The smart thing would be, both for the people who provide these services and the people who purchase them, to have their own clearly defined rules".

Egypt's presidential election this week is shaping up as a high-stakes, winner-takes-all contest for power in the absence of clearly defined rules.

Surely the time has now come for commissioners to put aside their national allegiances and have the courage to enforce the clearly defined rules without partiality or prejudice.

"Computers are now incredibly impressive at what I call 'micro smarts', namely, very specific tasks involving encyclopedic levels of data but with clearly defined rules," says Nigel Shadbolt, professor of artificial intelligence at the University of Southampton.

When there is social unrest in a school, students complain of both restrictions on their behaviour and the lack of clearly defined rules; they find fault both with school administrators and with their fellow students.

But if you're bored, and using the festive slowdown to cause chaos, break clearly defined rules and make everything more difficult for your colleagues, you should probably start looking for a new job in the new year – and not just because you're on the brink of being fired.