Sentence examples for antiquated rule from inspiring English sources

"This is an antiquated rule," said Thomas Oppermann, party faction leader of the SPD, the junior member in Angela Merkel's coalition.

The cost of borrowing is capped at 3% a month and members have to share a "common bond", although organisations have found ways round this antiquated rule.

"I hope the judge will see the same wisdom as the chancellor that this is an antiquated rule in today's world," Mr. Rau said.

The attempt to redirect the Jesuits failed, as did subsequent interferences with the Franciscans, and with the Carmelite nuns, who were ordered to return to their antiquated rule despite a majority vote for change.

In which case, I suggest she takes with her to Beijing a copy of the antiquated rule book of British Swimming, and a picture of the pencil-pushing officials who didn't get off their backsides to summon her.

But TNR is illegal in Alaska, thanks to an antiquated rule in the Alaska Administrative Code: "The following species…may not be released into the wild". Dogs and cats are the first animals on the list.

The reality on the ground in such disasters is so complex that it is indefensible for US food aid regulations to hinder our humanitarian response simply to enforce antiquated rules.

"However, I suspect it would benefit them as an institution to rethink some of their perhaps antiquated rules".

"However, I suspect it would benefit them as an institution to rethink some of their perhaps antiquated rules". Nicolai said the academy's rules are vague and confusing.

Berg: And/or antiquated regulation.

Antiquated rules, some dating from Franco, have left a deeply distorted system.