Sentence examples for rules recognised from inspiring English sources

What these arrangements require are fiscal rules, recognised by both sides.

Mr Coe, who described himself as the "unofficial head of the campaign to have the rules recognised", plans for a celebration to coincide with the FA's 150th anniversary are going before the city council on Thursday.

The new rules recognise that the move will be a departure from the court ruling by saying that restraint techniques which involve inflicting pain on the child cannot be used in cases of "good order and discipline" although they may be used to stop the child hurting themselves or others.

As a recent report by the Institute for Government puts it: "There is a difference between having the same rules and having those rules legally recognised as being the same as the EU's". On Brexit day, the UK loses the right to have its laws presumed equivalent to those of its biggest trading partner.

The author?s thesis is that once the basic rules are recognised by the astute scientist, interacting with peers and building a career can be enjoyed like playing a game.

The EU and many consumer groups want WTO rules to recognise this "precautionary principle" more explicitly, and without setting any time limit.

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

These rules now recognise that free trade amounts to far more than the removal of barriers to trade in goods.

International rules should recognise the importance of protecting our northern forests and provide incentives to move forward in the future.

Finlay Scott, chief executive of the General Medical Council, which regulates doctors in the UK, and Steve Field, chairman of the professional body the Royal College of General Practitioners, told the Guardian they want a rewriting of the rules for recognising medical qualifications across the EU.

If Jon is right and the Nobel committee decides to throw out its standard rules to recognise the discovery, they would have faced a headache over which people to award the prize to.