Sentence examples for flimsy rules from inspiring English sources

Larry Rivers's "Double French Money" from 1962 features two deconstructed renditions of French 100-franc notes, drawn in crayon and graphite on paper, bending the flimsy rules of "American" and "still life" considerably.

While boxing is mired in a sea of fractured organizations with their own titles and their own sets of flimsy rules, the UFC offer a simplicity that puts them at an advantage.

Despite the major reforms passed in Sharpstown's wake, the current State Legislature is again facing criticism over flimsy disclosure rules, legislative conflicts of interest, lobbyist wining and dining and high-flying lifestyles fueled with unlimited special interest donations.

If there's to be a proper legal challenge to this form of Net Neutrality and that might not be such a bad thing, given how flimsy the new rules are—it's to come from that angle, that the FCC didn't have the authority to pass any sort of Net Neutrality in the first place.

The charges are as flimsy as the rule of law in Belarus generally: Mr Bialatski is an austere character and the accounts, even if nominally in his own name, were used for his human-rights work.The unearthing of the bank accounts does not just get only Mr Bialatski into trouble.

But wars with other states are waged by rules, however flimsy and however often violated.

"They just can't wake up one fine morning and make some crazy rules citing flimsy reasons".

Whether republics or monarchies, nearly all of the world's 19 predominantly Arabic-speaking states had solidified into similar political forms, their varied constitutional veneers flimsy disguises for strongman rule.

He justifies his martial rule on flimsy grounds: to protect the country; to prevent international terrorists from threatening world peace; and, incredibly, to build genuine democracy - the same argument he used when he took power eight years ago.

The FCC voted this morning to nullify 2015's Open Internet Order and its strong net neutrality rules, substituting a flimsy replacement with a deeply (and deliberately) incorrect technical justification.

The FCC voted this morning 3 2 to nullify 2015's Open Internet Order and its strong net neutrality rules, substituting a flimsy replacement with a deeply (and deliberately) incorrect technical justification.