| As if by some unwritten rule, Ontario gets better treatment for Hydro One, and Quebec gets penalized. |
| There's an unwritten rule of cardiac arrest: if it's in a public place, it's always a syncopal episode, a faint. |
| The only breach of this unwritten rule of protocol I've noticed occurred at the Buckingham Palace pop concert. |
| Since the early years, all new developments have been developed according to this unwritten rule in order to ensure the modular quality. |
| Still, most catchers feel compelled to observe the unwritten rule about not talking to a pitcher when he has a no-hitter or perfect game working. |
| It is an unwritten rule that the chairman of the largest political group in the House is appointed chairman of the Committee. |
