Sentence examples for its rules of from inspiring English sources
The incidents occurred after it changed its rules of engagement following the downing of a Turkish fighter jet by Syria.
In the case of such ambiguity the court ruled that it should apply its rules of contract and look to the extrinsic evidence.
The Shabaab reminded "Kenya" — as if it were a single sentient being beholden to its rules — of prior warnings that it intended to carry out attacks in retaliation for the Kenyan Army's presence in Somalia.
He denied that the US had relaxed its rules of engagement around when it can open fire against a suspected Isis target, although AirWars data shows that airstrikes have been getting deadlier for Syrian civilians.
And while the EU offers 100% DFQF access under its Everything But Arms (EBA) preference scheme, its rules of origin provisions make it hard for poor countries to take advantage of this opening.
A typical and much parroted line from its Rules of the Internet specifies "if it exists, there is porn of it" (and proof abounds. Anybody who digs a sub-section of pterodactyl pornography will find their nirvana here).
Turkey has repeatedly fired back at IS positions under its rules of engagement, but has said it needs greater support from Western allies, citing the difficulty of hitting moving targets with howitzers.
This photograph of the newly identified species of monkey Cercopithecus lomamiensis – thank God science still keeps the Latin language alive in its rules of nomenclature, although if you prefer the vernacular it's called the lesula – is a heartbreakingly beautiful portrait.
South Korea says it will increase its troop levels on Yeonpyeong and toughen up its rules of engagement.
Commenting on the teenagers' deaths NGO Human Rights Watch (HRW) said it was a "red flag for the Israeli army to revise its rules of engagement to comply with international law".
The bride's father retired from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime; he worked in Vienna as the chief of its rule-of-law section.
