Sentence examples for internationally recognized rules from inspiring English sources

Members of irregular forces can also qualify, provided they were wearing some kind of identifying insignia, operating under a clear chain of command in a unit that abided by internationally recognized rules of war.

A set of basic and accepted rules-of-the-road protects our physical highways and traffic, and we have to have similar, internationally recognized rules for the information highway.

If you choose to rent a car, be aware that driving around Palermo is a challenge, not just because internationally recognized rules of the road are apparently optional, but also because the signage is haphazard, making map reading a matter of hope and intuition.

What was expected to be a case that could be completed in a few weeks took months, because the defense argued that there were no internationally recognized rules for the conduct of human experiments.

The reason that there is so much controversy and pushback now is that the Gates Foundation and the U.S. Department of Education were in a hurry and decided to ignore the nationally and internationally recognized rules for setting standards, and in doing so, sowed suspicion and distrust.

"We assessed the interaction as unsafe and unprofessional due to the Iranian vessels' not abiding by international law and internationally recognized maritime rules of the road, as well as their high rate of closure of Nitze and disregard of multiple warnings by the ship's whistle and flares," he said.

But the report is also used to pressure companies, and governments, to enforce the internationally recognized intellectual property rules that help American businesses compete fairly in global markets.

Zimbabwe achieved majority rule and internationally recognized independence in April 1980 following a long period of colonial rule and a 15-year period of white-dominated minority rule, instituted after the minority regime's so-called Unilateral Declaration of Independence (UDI) in 1965.

His sociopolitical clout also earned him an invitation to perform in 1980 at the ceremonies celebrating majority rule and internationally recognized independence for Zimbabwe.

If you were a spirited healthy young African male, deeply conscious of your position as the eldest son of a family that was struggling with poverty, lived in a country where over half the population existed under the internationally recognized poverty line and were ruled by a president known for his cruelty and tyranny, you would probably be thinking like Ahmedu.

The workshop included briefings on internationally recognized standards such as the 'Beijing Rules' in the administration of juvenile justice and the 'Riyadh Guidelines' in the prevention of juvenile delinquency.