Sentence examples for rules to recognise from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The beaten Championship play-off finalists will be unable to make the number of foreign loan signings they arranged last season - they finished the campaign with 11 - as the Football League has changed its rules to recognise foreign loans in the same way as domestic loans.

In criticising fiction there are, surely, rules, and the first rule is to recognise fiction for what it is.

All of our conversations, including that one, consisted mainly of Julian scolding The New York Times and me personally for not playing by his rules, for failing to recognise the supreme righteousness of his cause, and for portraying him in our pages as a complicated and controversial figure.

One doesn't have to know the rules of mathematical probability to recognise this.

It was up to politicians to set the rules, but they had to recognise the dangers if profit became a dirty word.

One is that computers can be coded so that they are not just good at following rules, but smart enough to recognise patterns.

The current accounting rules force the state to recognise those costs more quickly once the DB scheme is closed to new members, dissuading some states from making the move.

Their losses would be even greater if accounting rules, which require them to recognise only 10% of their capital losses and do not force them to value bonds at market prices, were tightened up.

It was not the same, however, in the northern territory, home to most of Kosovo's 120,000-strong Serb minority, who refuse to recognise rule from Pristina.