Sentence examples for internationally recognised rule from inspiring English sources

According to Robert Jackson, the biographer of Lody's prosecutor Sir Archibald Bodkin, Lody's "bearing and frankness when caught so impressed Britain's spy-catchers and prosecutors that they talked about trying to get the Government to waive the internationally recognised rule that spies caught in wartime automatically are put to death.

Meanwhile, eBay was quoted as saying it worked with tax authorities and "complies fully with all applicable tax laws and regimes – including national and internationally recognised rules".

However, in the late 1970s he supported the moves which led to majority rule and internationally recognised independence for Zimbabwe.

They don't care about the rule of law, facts or internationally recognised due process".

This is internationally recognised.

The trial is not internationally recognised.

He wants both republics to be internationally recognised as independent.

As a internationally recognised female singer, Adele is no stranger being asked sexist questions.

"The authorities dragged their feet [on Lasso] despite the internationally recognised dangers".

Half of respondents consider the current, internationally recognised authorities to be illegitimate.

California Cryobank is internationally recognised as the world's biggest sperm bank.