Sentence examples for domestic rules from inspiring English sources

Domestic rules allow just two from the same team.

But what was once an adolescent striving for conformity has matured into a transgressive breaking of domestic rules.

All 72 clubs, including Watford, voted to bring international loan regulations in line with domestic rules at the League's annual meeting in Portugal on Friday.

States cannot be encouraged to supplement the international law of state immunity with their own pick and mix patchwork of domestic rules on justiciability".

In 2011 Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Google and Microsoft paid just €37.5m ($52.1m) in corporate income taxes there, rather than the €829m that might have been due had their activities been taxed under domestic rules, reckons Paris-based Greenwich Consulting.

One concern for privacy campaigners is that GCHQ and the NSA could conduct intercepts for each other, and then offer to share the information – a manoeuvre that could bypass the domestic rules they have to abide by.

And Pakistan's domestic rule would set most American diplomats' hair on end venal civilian leaders; army men hankering for the next coup and having pesky journalists killed off; Islamists who shoot opponents for being liberal.

A Separation is a portrait of a fractured relationship and an examination of theocracy, domestic rule and the politics of sex and class – and it reveals a terrible, pervasive sadness that seems to well up through the asphalt and the brickwork.

Where, as here, the president's power as commander in chief of the armed forces and the domestic rule of law intersect, we conclude that clear congressional authorization is required for detentions of American citizens on American soil because the "Nondetention Act" prohibits such detentions absent specific congressional authorization.

The United Nations, and most regional political blocs, are not designed to challenge domestic rule and perpetual rulers, as the principles of sovereignty remain a cornerstone.

The book's title comes from the family nickname for the funeral home, the family business in which Bruce Bechdel grew up and later worked; the phrase also refers ironically to Bruce Bechdel's tyrannical domestic rule.