Sentence examples for more particular rules from inspiring English sources

The Bhagavadgita, by demanding that God's worshipers fulfill their duties—"better one's own duty ill-done than another's well-performed" (3.35)—and observe the rules of moral conduct, bridged the chasm between ascetic disciplines and the search for emancipation on the one hand and the exigencies of daily life, more particular rules of the caste system, on the other.

This is what may be said in a general way about analysis, which consists more in judgment and mental skill than in particular rules.

The more particular fear is of something like what happened after the Philippines' Supreme Court ruled that a peace deal struck by the previous administration was unconstitutional.

We then use a dataset covering more than 1,200 licenses auctioned from 2001 to 2015 that seeks to account for each auction's particular rules.

Devotion to particular rules can be fanatical.

The World Bank is more particular.

Crimea has an even more particular patrimony.

Most palates are more particular.

Let's be more particular.

There are particular rules for each of these.

"With marriage, there are particular rules around mental capacity.