Sentence examples for rules of combat from inspiring English sources

There are strict rules of combat, too.

Dozens of duelling codes, fencing manuals, and treatises on courtesy soon materialized, prescribing the dress, manners, and rules of combat appropriate to the courtier.

The separation between war and peacetime law enforcement immunizes soldiers from culpability, so long as their acts comport with the rules of combat.

Ms. Morton's Martha, unusually, comes across as a sometimes tentative antagonist, as if she senses that the game truly has changed and isn't sure she wants to fully engage under the new rules of combat.

Mr No says he saw American pilots cross into Manchuria, in violation of the rules of combat, to attack enemy planes, including those of his colleagues, as they landed (the air force would try to cover this up for decades).

How is it that a government that took such bold steps to reinterpret the Geneva Conventions and update the rules of combat did not pay closer attention to how its policy changes were carried out on the ground?

The combatants are overseen by a mysterious guild, which seemingly enforces rules of fair combat but may have dishonorable intentions.

The squash shoes have a sharp smell, blending the synthetic with the animal, that reminds him of the court, the clean white walls and red lines, the unarguable rules of gladiatorial combat, and the score.

Moreover, the verdicts left open broader questions about whether the rules of courtroom combat, with strict standards of evidence, are adequate in the face of brutal acts of terror.

There are thousands of right-wing websites and bloggers, but so far Breitbart is the most successful, having mastered -- indeed, having helped create -- the new rules of political combat made possible by the internet and cable TV.

The UK government has also launched a consultation on a £250m scheme to ensure new measures to limit the impact on businesses of new rules to combat climate change.