Sentence examples for undefined rules from inspiring English sources

Suddenly people became obsessive about checking inboxes, spending hours sending and receiving messages and worrying over the undefined rules of email etiquette.

Other factors came in to play as well, from hazy and undefined rules for regulating home grow to a lack of vetting and transparency regarding the ten companies that sponsored the initiative.

"It was very hazy with both the undefined and vague rules surrounding medical marijuana and the fact that we as a city stated that it would be our lowest priority of enforcement".

Relevance of the selected model is an explicit criterion in many guidelines for animal care and use, although evaluation rules typically remain undefined.

These terms are undefined by the bill, which would leave rules open to an extraordinary array of challenges, since almost any significant rule has some follow-on effect at some point on smaller businesses.

Nor did Congress provide any rules of construction for the undefined terms in the ADA.

Although it is impossible to perform such assays with other NKLRs as the cellular ligands are still mostly undefined, it is conceivable that a similar rule applies as well.

It speaks of building a stronger army capable of serving the wider Sahel region, and has issued a 69-article constitution that empowers a council of 26 soldiers and 15 civilians to rule for a transition period of undefined length.

The ground rules governing the film's superheroics are undefined and limitlessly malleable: infinite powers mean infinite dramatic possibilities, and none of the limitations by which real lives and choices are constructed and compelled.

Call it the Power Rangers Rule: If a certain intellectual property reaches an undefined level of global awareness, you can just assume there will be more and more iterations of that property for as long as fiction exists.

Because the rules of organic and paid search change frequently – and remain undefined — agencies and other traffic brokers can win big; through their experience, they're capable of reverse-engineering these rules.