The markets should then work together to set up common rules, he said.

People speak it in different ways, but here are the two most common rules: 1.

Common rules and standards should be applied on an international level.

However, we need common rules, which should also be monitored.

Note: In the following section, the most common rules are described.

In 1975 with the publication of the first common Rule book for men and women further changes were made.

The next step should be some common rules for people who are not covered by the latter.

The above are just some common rules as player's will each have their own versions of the game.

The most common rule is that the home team bats second.

They set out common rules for the operation of air transport in the Union.

This is why it has also been difficult to arrive at common rules on the right to free movement between countries.

One such concern was the need for common rules on driving licences.

One common rule of thumb is the more obstacles, the higher the cost.

Yes, provided that the policies of investment firms were subject to common rules.

One common rule to keep in mind is that articles are not used when referring to a name.

We must endeavour to provide common rules, to set limits beyond which information is no longer considered to be independent.

She has more confidence and now knows the common rules of safety."

Then once again it was realised that the alcohol markets need common rules.

What we are talking about now is establishing common rules for defining the tax base.

Who, by the commonest rules of war, will march in the front?

We need to recognise that these minimum common rules are not sufficient.

Up to now the Union has focused especially on creating an economic area in which freedom of movement and common rules apply.

We shall also then give the Commission the opportunity to enforce the common rules.

Nor do we believe there is any need for a common rule applicable to young volunteers.

The common rule is: one day for every one hour difference in time.