Sentences with phrase «establishing the rules of»

Unfortunately, while the Beer Festival's organizers may have been within their rights to establish rules of decorum for their event, the reasons offered by the event's organizers were weak ones.

The perception of the average American, however simplistic or formalistic the legal academy may regard it, remains that the judge's vocation is the neutral application of established rules of law.

He espouses no creed, he has established no rules of how to live, no traditions or ritual.

[12] For example, the human person eats for nourishment like the animals, but he personalises the act by giving thanks and by establishing rules of civility and protocol.

It is a well - established rule of interpretation that one should read symbolic or unclear texts in the light of texts that are non-symbolic and clear, not the other way around.

Ever since Shah Isma`il established the rule of the Safavid family at the beginning of the tenth century of the Hijrah (sixteenth century AD.)

Now who ever or whatever established these rules of universe and keeps them going is a God and is creator.

From Jeremiah and other great prophets, the Jews learned that God would some day send a Very Special Person — an «anointed one» (in Hebrew, mahsiah, «Messiah»)-- who as their leader would put everything right, and establish the rule of God among all peoples.

Moreover, these classifications, or some combination of them, might be helpful in establishing rules of thumb for thinking about how we should characteristically relate to some particular types of cultural activities.

It does not meet the established rules of evidence for any court.

Please note: Ten years after a U.S. - led war to topple a dictator and establish the rule of law, things are so bad that a U.S. government commission has named Iraq as a particularly worrisome country with respect to religious freedom.

All that can reasonably be demanded of Christians is that they obey the established rules of scholarly discourse, and Christians are perfectly willing to do this.

In no way does he question the validity of the established rules of scholarly discourse.

4) Establish rules of the house — Before you can enforce rules, they must know what the rules are.

You may also want to establish a rule of not allowing your toddler to stack blocks higher than their head.

Share your family's cell phone rules, and help other parents establish rules of their own.

«The WHSAA was one of the first states to establish a rule of not allowing a student to participate after being unconscious during a contest.

Establishing a rule of «don't make a sound otherwise you'll wake the baby» could simply lead to a child who is so used to sleeping in quiet that incidental sounds wake them (a self - fulfilling prophecy).

Here at home, our task is to use those techniques to establish rule of law, solidify our democracy and boost our social and economic development.

This allegation is baseless and most unfounded as our soldiers have been conducting themselves professionally in line with established Rules of Engagement and Code of Conduct for troops.

A weird new particle imitator flouts the established rules of particle physics.

M: Comparative studies let us establish the rules of the game.

Physicists at the U.S. Department of Energy's Ames Laboratory compared similar materials and returned to a long - established rule of electron movement in their quest to explain the phenomenon of extremely large magnetoresistance (XMR), in which the application of a magnetic field to a material results in a remarkably large change in electrical resistance.

This cosmic ray test may help reveal whether we are just lines of code in an artificial Matrix, where the established rules of physics may be bent, or even broken.

About 150 years ago, Gregor Mendel used pea plants to establish some rules of inheritance, and about 50 years ago, Watson and Crick described the double helix of DNA.

About 150 years ago, Gregor Mendel used pea plants to establish some rules of...

however, it can be a lot of fun once you've established your rules of engagement!

He literally throws in the kitchen sink in a film that frantically introduces characters and concepts while never clearly establishing the rules of the DC Comics universe.

It's just seen as a failure to correctly adhere to or transcend the established rules of cinema and the marketplace.

Screenplay-wise, however, the movie goes both a little too far and not far enough in establishing the rules of its universe.

As an example, for a recent unit on Romeo and Juliet, students were asked to establish the rules of Verona, Italy, where Shakespeare's play is set.

It is essential to follow the established rules of writing a compelling research proposal.

Through training the handler establishes the rules of engagement.

You don't have to be harsh or brutal in order to firmly establish the rules of your home.

Setting times when your pup eats helps them to set their own internal schedule, which will go a long way when establishing your rules of the house.

Glitching: Any user who abuses an exploit in game code or other established rule of play is subject to penalty.

We hope it gets you thinking about the creative opportunities that lie just outside the established rules of game genres.

It's a masterfully crafted mechanic as it follows the established rules of each respective Kingdom, while never breaking the game's fundamental structure — it adds significant depth to a formula that was already perfect, redefining the conventions of Mario.

To sit on the floor with another person across from the lamp would seem to break established rules of public behavior.

Whereas once ``... it is an established rule of the Society, to which they will always adhere, never to give their opinion as a body upon any subject either of Nature or of Art, that comes before them», now the Royal Society plays an active role in the debate, coming at it from only one side, without adequate acknowledgement of the lack of unanimity within the fellowship.

It is certainly true that the RS has somewhat cornered itself by advertising in The Philosophical Transactions (1753) that»... it is an established rule of the Society, to which they will always adhere, never to give their opinion as a Body upon any subject either of Nature or Art, that comes before them».

In this position, which has been newly created through support from the Legal Education Foundation, Jack will lead the Centre's programme of work on parliaments and the rule of law, and devise a five - year strategy for establishing the rule of law in parliaments nationally and worldwide.

The professional conduct mandate is pursued by establishing Rules of Professional Conduct, by dealing with professional misconduct by investigation and discipline and by promoting proper professional conduct by practice audits and reviews.

The Colorado Supreme Court has established Rules of Professional Conduct for attorneys.

Relying on the effect of the well - established rule of policy does not equate to dishonesty or dishonest conduct by the respondent, and it can not be said that not being able to put forward privileged matters makes the claimant's case in any way «dishonest».

He was briefed on the history of the Sudanese judiciary, its independence and its capacity, along with related judicial organs, with regard to establishing the rule of law.

Indeed, there will be many nil rate hours, for a variety of reasons good and bad, including the thousands of hours clocked up across the firms on pro bono work for those without means, including countries which need help with establishing the rule of law or negotiating international trade access.

... There have been meetings with many officials from provinces in Darfur with a view to understanding the general situation and to seeking their views on how to prosecute the accused, and on how to establish the rule of law and mend the social fabric.

Accordingly, applying the principles of statutory interpretation, it is assume that Parliament did not intend to overrule the well - established rules of the common law when passing the Mental Capacity Act, in the absence of clear words or at least necessary implication.

«It is the established rule of this Court that the proper method of reviewing a judgment for civil contempt of the kind here involved is by a petition for common law writ of certiorari...»