Sentences with phrase «commonly accepted rule»

«Everything about the collection stems from the idea of flipping brand conventions on their head... overturning commonly accepted rules and traditions of iconography and branding.»

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The most commonly accepted medical definition of colic is the «Rule of Threes»: a baby that is otherwise healthy and has had his / her needs met, but who still cries for 3 or more hours in a day, for 3 or more days per week, for 3 weeks or more.

Adheres to commonly accepted business practices aligned with audit standards that are in compliance with all applicable statutes, rules and regulations.

For Detroit, we worked on aligning all parameters on real optics so we can use the rules that are commonly accepted by our audience.

I've been looking into it myself recently, to see if there is a commonly accepted classification rule... However, all that I've found is contradicting opinions.

The SCC Rules do not specify the grounds or conditions for interim relief, however the blog post breaks down a set of factors that have crystalized and are now commonly accepted as prerequisites for granting interim relief.

«There are no comprehensive legal rules to regulate consensual sexual behavior, and there are no commonly accepted customs or values that determine parameters for the intensely private and widely diverse forms of such behavior.

The origins of the liable relatives rule date back to the time before the welfare state, when divorce was rare and there was only one breadwinner in the family, and it was commonly accepted that one spouse should support the other.

While SCC Rules do not specify these grounds, a set of factors are now commonly accepted for such relief, among others urgency and proportionality.