Sentence examples for conventions that apply from inspiring English sources

In a similar vein, there will be differences between business and social introductions, where some conventions that apply to one situation do not apply to the other.

Article 3, the text of which is repeated in all four Geneva Conventions, is the only part of the conventions that applies explicitly to internal armed conflicts.

The laws of some countries dealing with looted artworks have lapsed, and there is no international convention that applies.

"But the threat does not render the UK immune from the standards that apply under the convention.

In a hopeful sign, the networks have made it clear to both Mr. Trump and Mrs. Clinton that the same rules apply to the conventions that have applied to their coverage all year: The cameras will go to the ratings draws.

True, America had ratified (in 1988) the Convention against Torture, but that applied only to acts carried out on American soil, they said.

Military lawyers disputed the idea that applying the conventions would necessarily limit interrogators to the name, rank and serial number of their captives.

True, "star" is a concept with partly conventional boundaries; however, that the concept "star" has conventional elements does not make it a matter of convention that "star" applies to something (and thus merely a matter of making a world version).

Also, we will use the conventions that.

(We apply the convention that (infemptyset=+infty ).) Now we define a step function (f^{c}in B (f,c/2 )) in the following way.

We are still close enough to the Democratic convention that this adjustment applies to Mr. Obama's numbers in the polls.