Sentence examples for ancient rules from inspiring English sources
These ancient rules were law for centuries.
It is the custodian of the game's ancient rules and the body that tabulates world rankings.
In repairing it, he will follow the ancient rules from Jewish law.
During Obama's Presidency, Republican senators exploited ancient rules in order to put up massive resistance.
Despite some changes, the ancient rules still apply for the Jewish traditionalists.
Hildebrand's election, however, followed the ancient rules that had been prominently upheld in the canonical collection of Deusdedit, cardinal-priest of San Pietro in Vincoli.
ACCORDING to the ancient rule laid down by St Benedict in the sixth century, monastic communities must be self-supporting.
He thus confirmed an ancient rule of politics: if you want to wear the crown, abjure the knife and its modern equivalents, the resignation letter and leadership challenge.
It is a wise and ancient rule, as fundamental as the principle that my right to swing my fist stops somewhere short of your nose.
But Dr. Dhaliwal's instinct is to hew to the ancient rule that physicians should try to come to a unifying diagnosis.
One 20th-century student reputedly demanded a flagon of claret during his exams, having discovered an ancient rule in the University Statute Book entitling him to.
