Observe with friend and foe the ordinary rules of courtesy.
In the mid-1880s, Debussy was "a Wagnerian to the pitch of forgetting the simple rules of courtesy," he recalled.
American businesspeople who forget common rules of courtesy and politeness can completely destroy a business relationship overseas.
And that is because it has a framework: if she follows the rules of courtesy, she is safe.
Or perhaps even as a nuisance who must be prevented, according to her old rules of courtesy, from realizing that he was one.
The milling of an audience is usually the signal that customary rules of courtesy toward performers and speakers are no longer applicable and that different forms of behaviour may be expected.
JOY BAKER DAVIS Greensboro, N.C., Nov. 2, 2011 To the Editor: The rules of courtesy can be complicated, especially when so many courteous mannerisms are regionally and culturally bound.
Fein and Schneider lay down the basic rules of courtesy in what is, for them, an indulgent tone -- no more of the drill sergeant do-this's and don't-do-that's barked out in the first "Rules" book.
Most of the governor's late-term nominations have drawn little public attention and are on track to be approved quietly by the State Senate, in accordance with the longstanding unwritten rules of courtesy extended to outgoing governors.
We hear endlessly about physician stereotypes at the far other end of the spectrum: the cold, science-obsessed automatons who know the facts inside out, but have yet to learn basic rules of courtesy, let alone some compassion for the aching flesh that keeps them solvent.
CVs That Open Industry Doors David Jensen Rethinking your industry CV. 15 Minutes to a Better Interview by David Jensen Even for experienced interviewers, some basic rules of courtesy and etiquette are worth reviewing.
