Sentence examples for recognised rules from inspiring English sources

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".

David Davis told parliament that regulatory alignment would not mean adopting exactly the same rules as the EU but "mutually recognised" rules and inspections.

But at least in the US, the CIA can be held to account within a framework of formal, publicly recognised rules.

This is where we hit a problem – you can only go to Strasbourg when you have exhausted all domestic remedies "according to the generally recognised rules of international law and within a period of six months from the date on which the final decision was taken" – article 35 of the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).

The recognised rules of Blackball are set by the WPA, pool's international governing body, and are designed to be creative and entertaining to watch.

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.

It was not the same, however, in the northern territory, home to most of Kosovo's 120,000-strong Serb minority, who refuse to recognise rule from Pristina.

The United Nations has never recognised Indonesian rule there, leaving East Timor as one of the unfinished items on the world's post-colonial agenda.

In 681, Constantine IV signed a treaty with the Bulgar khan Asparukh, and the new Bulgarian state assumed sovereignty over a number of Slavic tribes that had previously, at least in name, recognised Byzantine rule.

If non-human animals are able to recognise the rules embedded in sequences but are unable to apply the abstract rule when different items are used, then the transfer and application of an abstract rule would be an ability that is highly biased towards humans.

Above all, the Home Office should recognise that rule 322 (5), the rule leading to these multiple injustices, is wholly unfit for the purpose.