Sentence examples for contemporary rules from inspiring English sources

As for contemporary rules, he advocates "pragmatic tolerance".

Teddy faced so much alone and bent contemporary rules of womanhood and wifehood along the way.

In a country governed by common law principles as well as statutes, a superficial education focused on contemporary rules is as limiting practically as it is intellectually.

If not, the Democrat in the race, former U.S. Attorney Doug Jones, could defy all contemporary rules of political physics and win statewide in this deep-red.

At the international level, anarchy is the principal form of contemporary rule, for the nation-state's freedom of action is limited only by its power.

The values being a nation state in which Jews are not slaughtered; a nation-state that [is] based on Talmudic ethics, on modern contemporary rule of law in which justice is equal for all.

Compared with most contemporary monastic rules, the Benedictine Rule emphasizes less austerity and contemplation and more common life and common work in charity and harmony.

Even the "shock jock" label seems a little tired (given what's out there, how shocking can radio be?), but if, as rumored, he'll return with a black co-host, maybe he'll get the contemporary ground rules right next time.

In 1866 he obtained a firman establishing the succession by primogeniture in his own line abandoning the contemporary Ottoman rule of succession by the eldest male.

The idea of a salty rather than a sweet Montaigne follows the contemporary academic rule that all sweet things must be salted — all funny writers shown to be secretly sad, all philosophical reflection shown to be power politics of another kind.

Many contemporary poskim rule that the area in front of the Wall has the status of a synagogue and must be treated with due respect.