Sentence examples for rigid rules for from inspiring English sources
Rigid rules for filling vacancies can harm principals' efforts to meld teachers into effective teams.
More enlightened regulators are no longer insisting that these services meet the rigid rules for formal banking.
More broadly, the coalition has drastically reduced the number of civilian casualties stemming from airstrikes, after adopting more rigid rules for such attacks.
The French state has a long history of trying to lay down rigid rules for names – both surnames and first names.
A catalog essay by the historian Kristina Wilson hypothesizes that austere '50s cylindrical ice buckets symbolized the suburbs' stifling conformism and rigid rules for hosting parties.
The iPhone is a closed system, with locked down hardware and platform, and rigid rules for outside developers.
Spontaneity and the rigid rules of TV editing make for uneasy bedfellows.
The rigid rules of the Salon and passion for creative freedom drove artists to independent exhibits.
For viewers accustomed to the rigid rules of TV formula, those early seasons felt visionary.
No rigid rules exist for determining sample size in a qualitative study.
While he has no rigid rules, he hopes for returns of 20percentt a year for companies that he considers moderately risky and 40 to 50percentt for riskier ones.
