Sentences with phrase «dictated by rules»

This is because Belgium argues that Swiss Courts are under an obligation to stay proceedings brought in that country not only as a result of the Lugano Convention but also because this result is dictated by the rules of general international law relating to jurisdiction.

«The paintings are dictated by the rules that are at the bottom of the paintings.

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This girl will tell you love is not dictated by rules.

He was promoting a personal relationship with God, not a structured life dictated by rules...

«We felt the imprisonment of being a teenage girl,» says Giovanni Ribisi's narrator — and I felt it too in Marie Antoinette, whose life was dictated by the rule of men, and her autonomy found in the form of excess as rebellion.

This same approach is dictated by Rule 1910.16 - 5 (h) where custody of two or more children is divided or split during the pendency of divorce litigation.

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CQ reports that the extension gives Republicans time to figure out useful new rules dictated by the party brass, which among other things prohibit projects named after the member.

Closed - shop rules imposed by the carpenters» union dictate public tendering policies, and so most future municipal construction contracts can only be bid by approved union firms, dramatically reducing the number of eligible bidders.

All other parties have ruled out the idea of a coalition with the AfD, so the arithmetic of Teutonic politics dictates that for the foreseeable future Germany may be run by a succession of grand coalition governments made up of its two main parties.

«One theme that I keep encountering in SR sessions,» he says, «is the idea that there's something called modern discourse, which operates according to rigid rules dictated by secular liberalism.

Unfortunately, most of America is not familiar with the «rules» dictated by the Jewish religion and through their lack of understanding will not pressure the officials to move the time of the game.

The party with close ties to the Serbian Orthodox Church said: «Is it possible that the ruling majority has no other candidate for the prime minister - designate but the one imposed by the West, which dictates all the moves by this government?»

I recall a wedding I attended many years ago, in which the ceremony, dictated by centuries of careful thought and adjustment — a «form» — was going very nicely; but then, alas, the presiding member of the clergy took it upon himself to step outside of the rules and add something of his own.

To a large degree, freedom is granted to the members, but they are still bound together by glad acceptance of the common life, and they use the rule as a guideline rather than as an arbitrarily imposed dictate.

Therefore, before you gerneralize that the Catholic church can change their position on rules, understand which ones were created by man and which rules were dictated by God!

Rules of court are dictated by what is expedient on the whole and in the long run; but they run the risk of being unjust to the claims of particular cases.

Note that the origins of the Golden Rule pre-date Christianity by many centuries, and many of the behavior dictates of the bible such as casting out of various folk, as well as Christian god's apparent own extreme cruelty such as wiping out whole civilizations point against it.

«The koran dictates that male Muslims should rule the world and do so by any means.

This has NOTHING to do with the Catholic Church other than they want to run their businesses, not their Church by «special rules» that allow them to dictate what coverage is or isn't in their employee insurance policies.

For example, Shamanism, Buddhism and Confucianism are used by the power elites of Korea and other parts of East Asia to rule and subjugate the people and dictate their cultural life.

Imagine if in Monday night's Villanova - Michigan NCAA men's basketball title game, the players» athletic scholarships were limited not by NCAA rules but by what the market dictates.

For the first time since he became leader, Jeremy Corbyn's supporters will be in a position to dictate not only party policy but also the rules by which it is rubber - stamped by conference or the membership.

Either we would end up outside the single market or even if we could stay within it, it would be under terms and rules dictated by others.

By June, reaching that goal seemed questionable after President Donald Trump announced the U.S. would withdraw, though pact rules dictate a four - year wait.

A new project from Microsoft Research in Redmond, Washington, could change all that by modifying the software rules that dictate how WiFi works.

They are ruled by the General Medical Board / Council who dictate that reverse t3 dominance does not exist and therefore there is no treatment protocol.

My sincere appreciation and gratitude to every woman in this month's line - up, and to every woman who has ever joined me in propagating the message that style can not be dictated by neither societal expectations nor «rules ``.

The drama about the last chapter of a long marriage, which stars two veteran French actors (Jean - Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva) and premiered at May's Cannes Film Festival (where it won the Palme d'Or), was claimed by Austria because the Academy's rules dictate that a film's nationality is dependent not on the language that is primarily spoken in the film or the origins of the stars, but rather on the origins of the majority of the film's principal behind - the - scenes talent — the writer, director, and producer.

Lots of other places eased off or deferred their exit standards, while still others hacked alternate paths to diplomas that circumvented their exit standards and / or devised ersatz «credit recovery» schemes whereby diplomas could be «earned» without even passing the classes dictated by the old Carnegie Unit rules.

Without regular work hours or mandatory overtime rules being dictated by human resources, it's easy to exhaust yourself.

Once children are familiar with the family they can explore best bet rules and then apply their learning by using the dictated sentences also within the powerpoint.

If the classroom rule dictates that students raise their hands to answer questions, then students can disengage from the classroom by keeping their hands down.

Apparently that manifest insufficiency is dictated by frankly stupid rules on what is or is not qualified for high - occupancy lanes.

At the front is a more vertical nose that was dictated as much by European pedestrian safety rules as a need to redo the front.

Barnes & Noble assumed a rational approach to selling tablets in a universe dictated by Apple, a company that makes its own rules.

Unless you're actually a professional book editor, you probably don't know that the American book publishing industry uses the grammar rules dictated by the Chicago Manual of Style, not the MLA Style used in academia or the AP Stylebook used in journalism.

Equally chilling, if a victim aggressively accuses you of offense, it is dangerous to argue back, or even to request that they should stop being so hostile, should you be accused of «tone policing», a new rule that dictates:» [Y] ou can never question the efficacy of anger... when voiced by a person from a marginalized background».

The rules are the same for all Federal student loan servicers, because Federal loan rules are dictated by Congress and the Department of Education.

Usually they are bound by what their rules dictate as far as the listing schedule goes, but if there is sufficient interest they can probably change the rule.

Just as an FYI, a percentage - of - portfolio approach as you've laid out in # 3 is significantly more conservative than the fixed + inflation approach dictated by the «4 % rule».

The percentages of named ingredients in the total product are dictated by four AAFCO rules.

If all the airline wanted to do was to align the rules across the board (some Etihad routes already had baggage allowances dictated by weight) it just had to do what I did in the table above — convert the old allowance into a weight allowance.

And stopover rules are dictated by the currency you're using, not the airline you're using that currency to fly.

As the rules dictate, impromptu site - specific interactions with the environment are documented, and, for this body of work, performed by the artist himself.

The diminutive papers are disseminated or connected following the traffic rules and syntax dictated by any accumulation of sediments.

Like the houses of the zodiac in Western astrology, the animals of Chinese astrology are thought by many to dictate personality traits or, in the wider scope of things, even impact world events in any year they rule.

So in the case of global warming just like many other cases, I would indeed say that if the economic and quasi-economic rules of journalism dictate that a complex story shouldn't be covered, indeed, «global warming» shouldn't be covered because it is one of the very complex systems on Earth influenced by very many complex effects and their relationships.

Human rights are far from universal, and individuals who believe that religious mandates trump individual rights are plentiful and all too often in power, attempting to actually institute the horror that is Old Testament law, literally applied, but fortunately «the West» remains steadfastly in favor of heresy and an individual's right to choose what to believe (including the choice to believe nothing at all) and the individual's right to not have their moral behavior dictated in law and enforced by threat of violence by a set of religious rules with which they do not agree.

As a rule the ITCZ is usually situated north of the equator because most ocean is in the southern hemisphere and it is ocean temperatures that dictate it's position by governing the rate of energy transfer from oceans to air.