Sentence examples for negotiation of rules from inspiring English sources

A further division of these 'interfaces' (Blaikie 2006: 1954) into the negotiation of rules, their implementation, and the resolution of conflicts arising from the interpretation and application of these arrangements is necessary to understand the lived local resource management in depth (Agrawal and Gibson 1999: 637, 638).

The outcome will involve the negotiation of rules that have wide social acceptance as legitimate and which define agreed moral norms of behaviour.

"That this flight came amid negotiations of rules for air-to-air encounters and just one week ahead of President Xi's arrival in the United States raises further questions about China's intentions and the Obama administrations response thus far," the statement said.

Field-theoretical approaches to the governance of religious diversity taking into account power distribution and interests in a field facing permanent tension and negotiation of the rules of the game might in this perspective ultimately contribute to a better understanding of change in the governance of religion (Koenig, 2015; Michalowski, 2015; Thomas, 2004).

The structural lack of personal, technical, and financial assets has additionally weakened the local management bodies, undermined their authority and thus their power to negotiate and perform within the pasture-related negotiation and implementation of rules, as well as the resolution of conflicts, or, shortly, within the whole 'governance landscape' (Lama and Job 2014: 241).

The negotiation and acceptance of rules are critical to a legitimate electoral process.

A last second shot is special because there is no second chance -- no re-negotiation of the rules.

These should include, at a minimum:  Initial endowments (roles of actors, their access to information, degree of autonomy, areas of negotiation and uncertainty, rules and norms, access to resources, power relationships, accountability etc).

I argue that communal irrigation needs to consider the importance of power relations and processes of negotiation in the definition and enforcement of rules and regulations which in turn require understanding how people's agency and constraints enable them to engage with informal and formal institutions.

More specifically, applying both latent and manifest content analyses, we examine archival material relating to the development of insider trading regulations, focusing in particular on the social negotiation of the SEC's Rule 10b5-1, which prohibits company officers from trading in their company's stock while in "knowing possession" of material, non-public information.

Lawyers Cariello and DeLuca represented the for-profit colleges in Department of Education negotiations aimed at producing a new set of rules.