Sentence examples for purity rules from inspiring English sources

And Federal purity rules that exist for some bottled waters do not apply to beverages that call themselves mineral waters; the reason is that regulators are still devising rules for mineral waters.

The 20th century brought a new and expanded role for government, putting into effect regulations that constrained what private business could do (starting with antitrust laws and food purity rules), providing various forms of social insurance (including old-age pensions) and increasing marginal tax rates (particularly on income).

These predate the famous Bavarian Beer Purity rules, often called the world's first food purity law, as well as the rules for making Champagne.

In the U.S., melatonin is sold as a dietary supplement, not a medication; so until recently, melatonin has not been subject to the same purity rules and standards as prescription medications.

Thomas Aquinas said that the Christian priesthood had adopted the purity rules for the Jewish priesthood (Leviticus 21 26-24), but added abstention from sex as an even higher holiness code (Summa Theologiae 3a.36 a 3, 39a6).

Recently, there were rumours that Dictionary Corner, that cheerfully despotic realm of lexicographical purity ruled over by the fair and wise Susie Dent, was to be revamped.

The second major factor that influences purity are the rules enforced by the sites themselves during anonymous transactions.

While some of the above cases must be acknowledged to have diluted the absolute purity of the rule that Article III jurisdiction is always an antecedent question, none of them even approaches approval of a doctrine of “hypothetical jurisdiction” that enables a court to resolve contested questions of law when its jurisdiction is in doubt.

While performing their duties, priests submitted to rules of purity and abstinence.

Known as "rules of purity" (Chinese: qinggui; Japanese: shingi), these rules were frequently seen as unique expressions of Chinese Zen.

Sahar meets solicitor Subin Mulmi who argues the strict rules of purity and segregation surrounding the kumari are detrimental to the child's freedom and education.