Sentence examples for less rigid rules from inspiring English sources

The arrangement of dróttkvætts followed far less rigid rules than the construction of the individual dróttkvætts.

If you're very practical, try something artistic with less rigid rules, like oil painting or yodeling.

Typically, fledgling composers are taught harmony and counterpoint according to more or less rigid, traditional rules, with dissonances carefully chosen and studiously resolved.

Countries with less rigid work rules receive better scores in this component.

The thugs were from the powerful STIC union, and they were telling Davila that it was a bad idea for his Cadena Mexicana de Exhibicin – Cinemex — to hire from a progressive upstart union that had less rigid work rules.

For now, federal security agencies should realize that in recruiting native speakers of strategic languages they may have to rely more on background checks and less on rigid rules about citizenship and residence.

The recent surge in American spirituality has sent even the most secular adults into what has become a religion bazaar, where the boundaries are far more fluid and the rules less rigid than when they were children.--The Times Magazine.

Those foreigners that did play usually did so for a South African franchise, where rules were slightly less rigid.

The deal will stand a better chance of working if the rules which govern it are less rigid, Stern said.

That outsized sense of Italians' otherness, combined with the idea that the mob's rigid rules precluded the involvement of outsiders, made mobsters less threatening.

Ruling traditions were fewer, accumulations of land and wealth less striking, and the social hierarchy less rigid in the west.