Sentence examples for Inflexibly applied from inspiring English sources
But this consistency is better derived from a clearly articulated strategic intent than from inflexibly applied top-down plans.
I admire your wish to help these students avoid obstacles to education, like too-early parenthood, but I admire even more your reluctance to let an imperfect policy inflexibly applied thwart a young woman's desire for an education and a better life.
Traditional norms, if inflexibly applied, can pose an impediment on a child's development.
Our concern is that often Western psychiatric constructs are uncritically and inflexibly applied in humanitarian emergencies through simple translation of English-language scales without taking time to understand what both the individual items and the broader construct mean in a different cultural setting.
AMA president Brian Owler said the immigration minister should stop "playing with people's lives" by inflexibly applying the government's hard-line stance on asylum seekers remaining in Nauru.
Obeying rules is generally a good thing, but can be taken too far if rules are applied inflexibly or without taking into context into account.
"The Jehovah's Witness organisation relies on, and applies inflexibly even in the context of child sexual abuse, a rule which was devised more than 2,000 years ago," the commission said.
The Council, however, inflexibly refused to apply this new rule for 2019, and Parliament's delegation therefore had to secure fresh appropriations instead (nearly half a billion Euros extra for both programmes).
The law now would inflexibly hold that they have failed.
