Sentence examples for deviations from the rules from inspiring English sources

The noxious airs were usually thought of as indicating improper living habits, especially deviations from the rules of the Dao, or Way.

Any attempted deviations from the rules outlined in the API contract are flagged.

"A bipartisan commission is still needed to provide a comprehensive understanding of past deviations from the rule of law".

However, it must be pointed out that the densities of synapses do vary locally (Table  1), and that they are randomly distributed, so local deviations from the rule will arise simply by chance.

Additionally, Albert K. Harris provided a critique of the Steinberg hypothesis, pointing out properties of living cells may cause deviations from the rule of differential adhesive affinity in some circumstances (Harris, 1976).

Any deviation from the rules can mean banishment--or, at least, a stinging rebuke from Lacoste..

The state suspects everyone and tries to prevent any deviation from the rules.

Any deviation from the rules can mean banishment--or, at least, a stinging rebuke from Lacoste.

Loose cultures, by contrast, do not have clear norms and are more tolerant of deviation from the rules.

Historically, the spread of the Christian church is an example of how that conception of an omniscient being that monitors any deviation from the rules is powerful and has an effect on people's behaviour -- enough of an effect for the Church to expand and thrive.

One of the horses in the study was later disqualified and did not get a score because of deviation from the rules of legal shoes.