Sentence examples for imposing rigid rules from inspiring English sources

It's about sharing ideas and not imposing rigid rules, the freedom to create, not top-down control.

Castes, he argues, are interest groups that succeed by defending their homogeneity and group consciousness by imposing rigid rules of privilege and intermarriage.

Imposing rigid rules on them squashes innovation, reduces accountability, and harms performance.

Some Brothers counsel patience, arguing that conditions may not be ripe for imposing rigid religious rules.

Apprentices, journeymen, and masters join together in solidarity to impose control over quantity and quality of production, and enforce rigid rules to exclude outsiders.

Rather than imposing rigid control, teachers model and instill a sense of responsibility towards self and others.

The McCain campaign imposed more rigid rules governing lobbying in the spring, but a number of senior advisers have been lobbyists in the past.

If politicians were saints, we could count on them to run the needed surpluses without imposing a rigid rule.

The supreme court ruled on Saturday that the law, which imposes rigid photo-identification requirements on would-be voters, can go ahead in this year's election cycle.

The EU was never designed to impose rigid uniformity.

Mrs Bandaranaike also imposed rigid state control over the economy, which had the now familiar consequences.