Examples of using Established rules in English and their translations into Norwegian
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If you have established rules in the family that the child should not be broken, stand firm.
You are familiar with and follow established rules and procedures for the handling of customer complaints.
Support for military discipline is provided not only due to the influence of the command structure, established rules and norms.
You are familiar with and follow established rules for tax reporting of relevance to your position or function.
the basis of compliance with established rules of etiquette.
You are familiar with and follow established rules for external positions and the handling of conflicts of interest.
The product is CE-certified which means that it fulfils all established rules and demands for usage within the EU.
formally established rules, and prevailing in the social group in which the person is located.
should be conducted in accordance with established rules and existing legislation,
You always treat this type of information with due care and in accordance with established rules.
suppliers in accordance with established rules and procedures.
So the hero learns to live according to the established rules(awaiting permission
At the same time, the violation of the established rules does not have any adjustment by the authorities until the moment of unlawful actions.
adhering to specific established rules. Therefore,
To succeed in our efforts, Danfoss has established rules and guidelines governing how we act in ethical,
do anything you want, within the established rules.
the ability to interact with peers, according to the established rules.
all because it serves as a model for abandoning the established rules for selecting clothes.
The Kremlin has correctly deduced that Russia's developmental prospects are so poor that the country cannot rise within the established rules of the international order.
In the cyberspace, the norms of behavior are practically the same as the established rules in society.