golden rule

Out on the waves, where freedom of navigation is a golden rule, the ability and appetite of coastal countries to intervene is limited, even though the risk they face is escalating.

But Hill said that his golden rule at the first corner used to be to make no sudden movements, and many experienced racing drivers would agree.

The Conservatives will commit to a new economic "golden rule" designed to cut government borrowing and taxes, party leader Kemi Badenoch will say in her keynote speech to the party's conference.

Mr Bloom said the golden rule for endowment finance was that universities should not spend more than 5% of their total endowment each year.

After living in Southeast Asia for nearly seven years, I go by the golden rule: If you see pandan on a menu, order it.