Sentence examples for on rules of from inspiring English sources

And democracies, especially European ones fighting in Afghanistan under the Nato banner, often cannot even agree on rules of engagement during times of war.

According to the World Trade Organization (WTO) Agreement on Rules of Origin, when a good is produced by more than one country, the country of origin is the "country where the last substantial transformation has been carried out".

In 1977 the two sides reached a limited agreement on rules of navigation on the Ussuri.

Adhir Kalyan plays an acerbic, Oxford-educated personal assistant on "Rules of Engagement".

That reciprocity would be indicated by an agreement on rules of origin of textiles.

For too long, boards have relied on rules of thumb and conventional wisdom when picking CEOs.

President Salinas wants a new agreement with the U.S. on rules of alliance against drug traffickers.

Reporter on Code of Evidence, American Law Institute Member, Advisory Committee, U.S. Supreme Court on Rules of Civil Procedure.

Q. Adam Sandler is your co-star in "Grown Ups" and an executive producer on "Rules of Engagement".

He composed his images based on emotional and poetic associations, rather than on rules of pictorial logic.

For example, two of the main mental ruts that threaten the ability to focus well on systems and trends are unquestioned assumptions and overly relied on rules-of-thumb.