Sentence examples for Byzantine rules from inspiring English sources

That decision kicked off protests, mostly from Mr. Paul's supporters, about the caucus's byzantine rules.

But Internet wine sales in the United States have been complicated by Byzantine rules.

They enjoy the protection of high tariffs and other Byzantine rules.

But under the byzantine rules that govern federal lobbying, Ms. Susman has not registered with the Senate as a lobbyist.

Chelis will be another coaching import trying to navigate the often byzantine rules of M.L.S. Buena suerte.

The Senate's byzantine rules require 60 votes to force a vote even if the Senate doesn't contain all 100 senators.

He rejected the notion proposed by the Byzantine emperor Manuel I Comnenus of a reunification of East and West under Byzantine rule and, instead, placed greater reliance on the Normans of southern Italy and the Lombard cities.

Jewish life was precarious under Byzantine rule.

It enjoyed some prosperity under Byzantine rule but declined in the later European Middle Ages.

The capture of Bari in April 1071 resulted in the end of Byzantine rule in southern Italy.

During Byzantine rule it reverted to Emath, a form of its traditional name.