Yes, I said that, but as a sort of general rule.

Regional lex specialis seldom arose as an application or modification of a general rule or a deviation from such a rule.

As a general rule, the Territories are invited to ILO subregional meetings.

As a general principle, her delegation considered that the rule had potential relevance.

As a general rule, meetings of subsidiary bodies shall be held in private.

As a general rule, meetings of subsidiary bodies shall be held in private.

Legal advisers should as a general rule be attached to major military units.

As a general rule, meetings of the General Committee, subcommittees or working groups shall be held in private.

As a general rule the report should include, in connection with each article, the following information

As a general rule, Internet marketers try to keep the content on their squeeze pages to a minimum.

(a) As a general rule, meet in a public forum open to all Member States of the United Nations.

A new rule was inserted after rule 57, reading as follows

As a general rule, 20 of the codes will explain 80 of the variance observed in practice.

2. As a general rule, meetings of other organs of the Conference shall be held in private.

2. As a general rule, decision making in the organs of the Authority should be by consensus.

As a general rule, the review report would be revised to reflect the Party apos s comments.

As a general rule, when making recommendations about good indicators , two main criteria should be kept in mind

rule 153 of the rule of procedure of the General Assembly

You're a very sensible woman as a rule.

As a general rule, the Council shall hold at least one two regular session s , one in a Producer country a year.

As a general rule, the Council shall hold at least one two regular session s , one in a Producer country a year.

Article 31 General rule of interpretation

Article 31 General rule of interpretation

That's a general rule, and it's critically important to realize that.

The general rule is prohibition of fishing activities, except as provided for in the regulations and pursuant to a licence.

52. As a general rule, the United Nations publishes official records and well established recurrent publications under its own imprint.

Moreover, Article 36 of the Charter recognizes that, as a general rule, legal disputes should be submitted to the Court.

Development activities should, as a general rule, be channelled through existing intergovernmental machinery in order to avoid fragmentation and duplication.

As a rule, protected witnesses testify in camera.

My delegation would note, however, that as a general rule developing countries have a preference for multilateral assistance over direct bilateral assistance.

As a general rule, the major part as much as three quarters of such contributions are intended for FAO ( 24.5 million, down from 40.9 million in 1991).

Other delegations have stated that they would like to see a general rule such as the one suggested in article 28.

We must, as a general rule, promptly and effectively repulse any manifestations of extremism of any kind political, nationalistic or religious.

As often as the rule allows.

As a rule, they are not housed in prisons.

As a rule, none of our cases are prejudiced.

So I'll just give you the general rule.

It could be analysed (a) in a positive sense, as a rule or a principle with a regional sphere of validity in relation to a universal rule or principle or (b) in a negative sense, as a rule or a principle that imposes a limitation on the validity of a universal rule or principle.

To rule it would take a man as great as you can be.

As a rule, most nationalists do not call themselves nationalists.

Yemenis, as a rule, are nearly unfathomably friendly and welcoming.

Doctors are not as a rule trained in child rearing.

Democracies, as a rule, also tend to honour human rights.

I hardly think so, dear. Kings don't, as a rule.

Rule 78 reads as follows