immutable rule
[ɪˈmjuːtəbəl ruːl]
noun phrasefemininepl: immutable rules / regras imutáveis
regra imutável
1. a rule or principle that cannot be changed, altered, or modified under any circumstances
In mathematics, the commutative property is an immutable rule that applies to addition and multiplication.
Em matemática, a propriedade comutativa é uma regra imutável que se aplica à adição e multiplicação.
2. a fixed law or standard that remains constant and unchangeable
The laws of physics are considered immutable rules of the universe.
As leis da física são consideradas regras imutáveis do universo.
3. in institutional or organizational contexts, a fundamental regulation that cannot be modified
The company's immutable rule regarding data privacy cannot be overridden by any department.
A regra imutável da empresa sobre privacidade de dados não pode ser anulada por nenhum departamento.
The concept of 'immutable rules' is deeply rooted in both American and Brazilian institutional culture, particularly in legal, scientific, and corporate contexts. In Brazil, this term is frequently used in discussions of constitutional law and organizational compliance, reflecting the importance of formal rules in bureaucratic structures. In the United States, it appears commonly in technical documentation, academic discourse, and legal frameworks.
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