Sentence examples for general ground rules from inspiring English sources

I've also formed some general ground rules for a proper travel cut.

Although plaintiffs are correct that the facts of this case do not implicate the privacy interests protected by the Georgia statute, the Georgia statute also can reasonably be viewed as establishing the general ground rules under which persons in Georgia may act with regard to the recording of private conversations, including telephone calls.

In this order, the Trial Chamber sought to lay out general ground rules for the copious amounts of evidence that Milošević said he would tender during his case, much of which had not yet been translated into a working language of the Tribunal (Prosecutor v. Milošević 7 February 2005b).

We present a general algorithm for the construction of long-range string and brane orders in general systems with entangled ground states; this algorithm relies on general ground states selection rules and becomes of the broadest applicability in gapped systems in arbitrary dimensions.

When Brown replaced Holzman, Dave DeBusschere, the general manager, apparently set ground rules to curb Brown's volatile coaching style.

To break the impasse, the military council that took power after Mr. Mubarak's ouster had set Thursday as a deadline for the political parties to resolve their differences before the generals themselves laid down ground rules for its membership.

"You can't be using race or ethnicity as a factor in admission," said Richard Zansitis, the university's general counsel, in explaining the ground rules of Hopwood, which could serve the Supreme Court as a blueprint.

There was a general consensus at Monday's meeting that the ground rules for the Thursday headquarters briefing were unacceptable.

If they fail to comply, the reports said, the generals will issue their own new interim charter setting ground rules for the assembly.

Others have made the general observation that "organisations need to agree, in principle, the ground rules for redeploying any savings made at the outset of the exercise" [ 26].

The reporter, Michael Hastings, has denied that, saying that few ground rules were set for his interactions with the general.