Sentence examples for exacting rules from inspiring English sources

The populace is politically apathetic; in every area of society, change is feared.And there is a sacrosanct predominance of exacting rules, which ultimately strangles the country.

These Catholics look to the church not for exacting rules, but for a locus for their spirituality, with rituals and an iconography that feel familiar and thus comfortable.

The exacting rules for cataloging translations identify them as new works and mandate that the translator be explicitly named in the library record.

Nominating petitions are required, and the cover sheets that summarize the numbers and sources of the signatures are subject to exacting rules.

I watched the excellent biopic, The Queen the other night and was struck by the exacting rules of behavior one is to follow when in the presence of the queen of England: bow or curtsey when you meet her; never turn your back to her; she offers your hand, you never offer yours.

"Very exacting rules" are therefore necessary, he added.

"At present, the exact rules of the competition have not been worked out," said Ranger.

Carriers can tune the exact rules for when a device will link up with another.

3. Informal customs to which everyone conforms without being able to state the exact rules.

Navigating the exact rules is somewhat tricky, so here is your guide to making it through any possible retail apocalypse.

While the exact rules of the dance remain a mystery to us, it somehow helps them to select a mate.