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rules of order::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | order, parliamentary law, parliamentary procedure |
| Type of | prescript, rule |
| Has types | interpellation, point of order, previous question, standing order, cloture, gag law, gag rule, closure |
Examples of rules of order
rules of order
It will take time for the viewer to understand the rules of order of the series.
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These rules exist in order to prohibit real and perceived conflicts of interest.
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Manipulating the rules of order, the hardliners staged a coup from the floor.
From the sfgate.com
The Martyr Synod had no formal rules of order and no minutes were recorded.
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The Martyrs'Synod had no formal rules of order and no minutes were kept.
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He subsequently meets a flighty photographer, whose spontaneity is the opposite of his rules of order.
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During board meetings, other members would call out and often refused to follow the rules of order.
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One is his tendency to argue pointlessly with the moderator and his opponents over the rules of order.
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This is not blind faith in a favored politician, but respect for a process that relies on accepted rules of order.
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