Sentence examples for personalised rules from inspiring English sources

They have been used to enforce a kind of caste prohibition: personalised rules which prevent the untouchables from intruding into the lives of others.

Both regimes rest on highly personalised rule that looks secure but may yet prove unstable.

Gaddafi's highly personalised rule means there is no effective administration for the rebels ("We would prefer to be called revolutionaries," one of them complained to me) to take over.

The warring aspects of his personality partly had their roots in old Parnellite and home rule politics, which personalised and sometimes embittered public debate, partly in the example of the generation of French intellectuals that emerged after the second world war, partly in the liberal leftism of the 1950s, and partly in 1960s protest politics.

Exceptions to the rules If the goods are made to your own specification or clearly personalised the agreement is not covered by the rules.

New rules forcing suppliers to put details of their cheapest offers – personalised for individual consumers – on all bills will be introduced by the end of March.

In common with the dietary rules procedure, the use and timing of this procedure is personalised to the individual patient based on the importance of shape concern in maintaining their remaining eating disorder psychopathology.

Afterwards the datasets of the other healthy subjects will be used to refine the initial model, develop kinematic and kinetic rules and a morphing-based scaling facility so the models can be personalised.

Frequently, they are personalised.

"It has got personalised.

Conditionality will be personalised.