Sentence examples for convention based from inspiring English sources

A convention based on the theme "It Could Be Worse" is not going there.

This is under the UN law of the sea convention, based on adjacent territorial claims in Antarctica.

Pushing all-rounders down the order is a reflex obedience to convention, based on the idea that they need rest after bowling.

The presidential cabinet is largely a constitutional "convention" based on custom, and the actual operation of the electoral college system is also a convention.

By an international convention based on the numbers, element 113 will be given the temporary name Ununtrium (abbreviated Uut for the periodic table) and element 115 will be designated Ununpentium (Uup).

A pledged delegate is someone who has committed to supporting the candidate at the convention based on the results of the caucus.

That challenge will be on display at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Tuesday through Friday at the 46th annual Consumer Electronics Show, one of the largest technology conventions based on attendance, which is expected to exceed 150,000 this year.

The Legal Committee of the General Assembly receives the commission's reports and debates its recommendations; it may then either convene an international conference to draw up formal conventions based on the draft or merely recommend the draft to states.

They listen to no one, but rather than make their own rules they follow unproductive conventions based on getting high, impregnating women and pretending to be in control of adult or violent worlds that press them to the canvas at will.

If there exist such conventions based on natural facts that invest acts of coercion with such meaning, what will guarantee that such conventions only countenance coercion when used against harmful behaviour, not when used against (harmless) immoral or worthless behaviour?

Further in the relativist direction would be Xunzi's pragmatic conventionalism, which holds that kind distinctions are determined by social conventions based on our natural biological disposition to classify certain things similarly, our cultural traditions, political decisions, and practical efficacy in securing socioeconomic order.