The McCain campaign imposed more rigid rules governing lobbying in the spring, but a number of senior advisers have been lobbyists in the past.
He didn't know that the couch was so big it wouldn't fit in the elevator, thereby requiring the use of a furniture disassembly service, or that his building had rigid rules governing delivery hours and insurance.
Symbolism originated in the revolt of certain French poets against the rigid conventions governing both technique and theme in traditional French poetry, as evidenced in the precise description of Parnassian poetry.
Let us thank Sir Paul for starting this national conversation, for loosening up the rigid norms governing male sexuality as if they were a pair of PE shorts.
A similar rigid optimism governs his use of science: there is little sense here that its findings can be provisional, or seemingly patternless, or contradictory.
In Madagascar, rigid taboos govern when people can fish and what gear they can use.
Although comprehensive plans are statutory, their design and content is very much at local discretion, and for the most part, not a rigid process governed from above.
With continuous assessment and in consultation with the treating physician, bedside nursing staff adjusted drug infusion rates as necessary (re-assessing at least every four hours), aiming to minimise psychomotor agitation and achieve a RASS score of 0. No rigid protocol governed the titration of each infusion within the limits defined.
Moreover, precepts or morality was not necessarily construed as the rigid monastic rule governing sequestered life apart from normal society, but as a more general code of proper action observable in varying degrees in lay life also.
A direct time-integration scheme is employed for the numerical solution of the equations of rigid body dynamics governing the constraint due to the surrounding membrane motion of the embedded inclusions.
