Sentence examples for demanding rules from inspiring English sources

Ms Davis's filibuster was going to succeed, in compliance with the senate's demanding rules, so Mr Dewhurst threw out the rules.

TO avoid being swamped in its own popularity and rising real estate prices, this historic resort island has tightened its already demanding rules on residential development.

Of course, following such demanding rules will produce many benefits, mainly to others.

Hence, doing a careful cost/benefit analysis of internalising demanding rules will come out opposing rules' being too demanding.

And many sellers have strange, and even demanding rules on how quickly they want to be paid.

At some level of demandingness, the costs of getting such demanding rules internalised will outweigh the benefits that following them will produce.

No side in this debate has the right to demand rules that benefit them against the other.

Despite her rough start in China, Mrs. Clinton has received accolades for making the case that respect for basic rights is essential for any country to develop and prosper since they demand rule of law and civil society.

Ryan signaled, though, that the backing from a supermajority of the House Freedom Caucus might be enough -- a potential truce with the renegade group that also fell short in its efforts to demand rule changes from the new speaker.

More demanding data rules will create additional costs, they argue.

Jean-Luc Dehaene, Belgium's prime minister, wrote to the European Commission demanding new rules to stop such outrageous corporate misbehaviour.