Sentence examples for pristine rule from inspiring English sources

"It's not like you're breaking some pristine rule" against assertive advertising, Mr. Schweitzer said.

We consider "pristine" Rule of Law to be too much to expect from a landscape that has historically been, and continues to be, politically charged.

Aided by strict visitation rules, the Sperrgebiet remained relatively pristine, known for its unique flora.

"He breaks all the rules, and he isn't pristine, like" -- Mr. Wurzbach whispered dramatically -- " 'I'm a dancer.' He's Mark wherever he goes, and we like that about him.

Consider, for example, an island in a pristine legal state-there are no legal rules.

While "Homeward Bound – The Farewell Tour" might be Simon's last tour, the "You Can Call Me Al" singer has previously said that he won't rule out "the occasional performance in a (hopefully) acoustically pristine hall".

The pristine wilderness we seek out to get away from everyday rules and regulations relies, paradoxically, on farsighted laws to protect it from logging, commercial concessions, summer dude ranches and private homes commanding the best views.

Lawyers representing environmental groups in the two cases criticized the legal filing in strong terms, saying that it represented a further effort to undermine the Clinton administration's rules, which they say are necessary to protect pristine land.

Back in 1999, more than 1.6 million people commented on the USFS roadless rule, with 95% supporting strong roadless protection to keep forests pristine, waters clean.

When it comes to free trade rules and local interests, no country's record is pristine.

Wherever he went, he urged his grand hosts to cultivate these pristine ideals and to pass on this legacy to insure stability and sound rule.