Sentence examples for archaic rules from inspiring English sources

"Here it is a profession we still have archaic rules".

Most of the archaic rules that protected the exchange from competition have gone.

"They are trying to impose fairly archaic rules on new media.

Among the advanced economies Germany has the smallest service sector as a share of GDP, thanks to archaic rules such as those governing retailing and the professions.

I have long felt that the British government loses jobs to tax havens by allowing the Revenue to have these rather archaic rules".

This is because of unbalanced and what should be archaic rules that allow higher levels of subsidies and protection for rich countries compared with developing ones.

"It's an archaic rule that makes no sense.

ASSERTION Red wine with meat, white with fish is an archaic rule.

The then attorney general, Lord Goldsmith, called for the scrapping of this archaic rule against speaking to victims four years ago.

In 1995, when Bill Clinton was president, you called it "an archaic rule that frustrates democracy and serves no useful purpose".

For example, Ohio's secretary of state, a Republican, tried to use an archaic rule about paper quality to invalidate thousands of new, heavily Democratic registrations.