Sentence examples for recognized conventions from inspiring English sources

At the core of any engineering discipline is the use of measures, based on ISO standards or on widely recognized conventions, for the development and analysis of the artifacts produced by engineers.

That such treatment was given as punishment for disciplinary infractions [in noways] excuses his action" for none of the universally recognized conventions or customs authorize such measures or punishment.

Studies were excluded if they did not conform, in the main, to the recognized conventions for health economic appraisals, 55 but some of these provided useful contextual information for this review.

This Article's principal suggestion is that U.S. courts should adopt the leading Commonwealth approach, according to which judges may indirectly "recognize" conventions and incorporate them into their interpretation of written law, but not directly enforce conventions as freestanding obligations.

David Hobson, a baseball card dealer based in Minneapolis, said he recognized that conventions were two-sided markets.

Porous polyurethane foams provide a low-cost method for separating dust into health-related fractions in accordance with recognized sampling conventions.

Fans of "Diary of a Worm" and "Diary of a Spider" will recognize the conventions behind the latest book from Doreen Cronin and Harry Bliss: a young bug keeps a journal of tiny triumphs and frustrations.

All systems of military law thus must aim to ensure that the soldier is in no way enabled to escape the obligations of his country's ordinary law or of international law as recognized in various conventions.

The current study has compared principles of transboundary water management in the IWT and other widely recognized international water conventions and has shown that adherence to these principles doesn't guarantee success of treaties due to oversimplified principles that fail to resolve conflicts.

Or is communication mainly a matter of acting in ways that get one's intentions recognized, with the conventions of language being just a helpful resource for accomplishing this?

Countries that join in the Convention engage themselves to develop and carry out policies, laws and administrative measures for securing the rights recognized in the Convention and abolish laws, regulations, customs and practices that constitute discrimination (Article 4).