The phrase "rules around the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing regulations, guidelines, or laws that apply globally or in various countries.
Example: "The organization aims to establish rules around the world to ensure fair trade practices."
Alternatives: "global regulations" or "international guidelines."
The new leaders will play a major role in shaping accounting rules around the world.
But imposing such rules around the world would be so hard that it would consign IFRS to join Esperanto on the dust-heap of dashed dreams.
The rules that the S.E.C. has proposed are robust and designed to address systemic risk flowing back to American shores while also promoting strong rules around the world.
Global Trade Alert, a watchdog, says that since 2008, over 70% of the changes to trade rules around the world have curbed trade, rather than spurring it.
SINCE 2003 the International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the World Bank have been tracking the business-friendliness of government rules around the world.
In light of such practices — which are entirely legal, taking advantage of differing tax rules around the world — the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development has proposed that all nations adopt 15 new tax principles for corporations.
Although Tyco was disqualified from the Sydney to Hobart race for failing to comply with a safety rule, its status in the around-the-world event was not affected.
Supported by leading thinkers from many traditions, the Charter activates the Golden Rule around the world.
Differing views of the proper role of accounting rule makers around the world are at stake.
Rule makers around the world on Thursday issued a new proposal on accounting for leases that backs off from some of the most controversial aspects of an earlier version.
His light tenor is as expressive as ever on the superior Chicago-blues pastiche You Made Me Love You and a duet with a wheezy Ja Rule, Been Around the World, but most of this tame album simply isn't worthy of him.
