Sentence examples for draconian rules from inspiring English sources
Apparently these draconian rules do not apply to the wine list, however.
The draconian rules send a message and create a strong deterrence.
4.57pm BST We were discussing the draconian rules of golf earlier.
They have already enforced draconian rules around campaigning on social media.
In the Syrian province of Deir Ezzor, near the Iraq border, the Islamists have reportedly announced draconian rules for reporters.
But under draconian rules, laid down by the Commission, the individual cannot be named or quoted directly.
The young and inexperienced new president resorted to draconian rule.
The UN blames Isaias Afewerki's draconian rule, including compulsory military service for a large chunk of the population, for widespread poverty and drought.
They hoped that Raqqa residents, having endured the Draconian rule of ISIS, would be open to the diametrically contrary values championed by Öcalan, from secularism to gender equality.
But it transpires that the draconian rule, which was first introduced for the blockbusting David Bowie exhibition in 2013, has nothing to do with protecting intellectual property.
They said the new system would have "nothing in common" with the draconian rule of the Taliban militia that ran Afghanistan from 1996 to 2001, during which thieves' hands were amputated and adulterers were stoned to death.
