A BLANKET RULE

Definition: A general rule that applies to all cases without exception, covering a wide range of situations or circumstances.

Synonyms: General Policy, Universal Decree, Overall Regulation, Common Directive, Broad Mandate

Usage Examples in Sentences

The teacher has a blanket rule that no chewing gum is allowed in the classroom.

The community center has a blanket rule against running in the hallways.

Implementing a blanket rule can simplify decision-making processes in complex situations.

Although useful in some instances, a blanket rule may overlook individual nuances and contexts.

A blanket rule can serve as a foundation for establishing consistency within an organization.

Critics argue that a blanket rule may stifle creativity and innovation.

A blanket rule often fails to account for individual circumstances.

She disagreed with his decision to apply a blanket rule to the entire team.

In many contexts, using a blanket rule can lead to oversimplification.

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The manager's tendency to use a blanket rule for all issues frustrated the employees.

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He argued that a blanket rule would not be effective in addressing the problem.

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Her approach was to avoid using a blanket rule and assess each case separately.

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Applying a blanket rule to the situation did not yield the desired results.

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A blanket rule governs this organization's hiring practices.

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In education, a blanket rule often overlooks individual student needs.

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Despite the complexity of the issue, a blanket rule simplifies decision-making.

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The policy relies on a blanket rule, which may not address unique circumstances.

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Their approach involves carefully applying a blanket rule where appropriate.

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Implementing a blanket rule without flexibility can lead to unintended consequences.