Sentence examples for universally accepted rules from inspiring English sources

There are no universally accepted rules of block-diagram structure.

His writings on the laws of whist gave rise to the common phrase "according to Hoyle," signifying full compliance with universally accepted rules and customs.

Others believe it will depend on the investors and whether they push project developers to abide by a set of universally accepted rules.

Although there are no universally accepted rules for the structure of a radiological report, it can be argued that concise, consistent ordering of the report both reduces variation between reports and makes it easier for referrers who become familiar with the format to assimilate the information [1, 4, 6].

Canada, Russia and the other Arctic states are in general agreement over who owns the hydrocarbon resources in the offshore region, while the remote extremities of continental shelves in the central Arctic Ocean, which might (or might not) hold anything of economic value, are being divided up according to universally accepted rules laid down in international law.

At the heart of these efforts lie the three fundamental Olympic values: excellence, friendship and respect, respect for universally accepted rules, respect for oneself and respect for others.

However, asymmetric growth has no universally accepted formula.

There is no single, universally accepted set of rules for citations.

If wars of intervention are to be a serious part of tomorrow's agenda, they will have to be based on a simple, straightforward and more or less universally accepted set of rules.The rules must be countable on the fingers of one hand, because any larger number will lead to complaints that one rule contradicts or qualifies another rule.

In most places the en passant rule was adopted at the same time as allowing the pawn to move two squares on its first move, but it was not universally accepted until the Italian rules were changed in 1880.

The new rules were not universally accepted in Britain, however; many clubs retained their own rules, especially in and around Sheffield.