Sentence examples for grooming rules from inspiring English sources

The beard, which Major Hasan said was required by his Muslim faith, violated Army grooming rules.

They are currently contesting the Pentagon's new rules for "appropriate" grooming, rules, they object, that would force them to straighten their naturally wooly locks, and which limit braiding — a tradition with deep cultural symbolism in Africa and its diaspora.

The law protects doctors who refuse fertility treatment or gender reassignment surgery and employers who make sex-specific grooming rules or "access to restrooms, spas, baths, showers, dressing rooms [or] locker rooms".

The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, claims that the department discriminates "by failing or refusing to reasonably accommodate" Muslim employees who cannot comply with the department's uniform or grooming rules because of their religion.

For instance, a federal law enforcement agency may create a grooming rule that requires all officers to be clean shaven with no exceptions.

Hence the question: Does the no-gifts-for-encore-brides-and-grooms-rule apply 25 years later?

He has been groomed to rule, as indicated by his position as MP for the family's longstanding constituency, Amethi, in Uttar Pradesh.

Moreover, Qatar's big role in Libya has been a useful training ground for Crown Prince Tamim, who is being groomed to rule.

A couple of weeks ago, Giambi was asked if he could abide by good-grooming rules George Steinbrenner imposes on his players.

So, how about a "no grooming at the table" rule with a "40's Screen Star" exception?

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