Sentence examples for rigidly enforcing from inspiring English sources

But only after rigidly enforcing the house style book and converting every measurement to metric.

They caved in to a public outcry over morals in the Depression years by rigidly enforcing a puritanical Production Code.

The court papers suggested that Mr. Mills was being unrealistic in rigidly enforcing the new policy in light of the current teacher shortage.

It was as if, at a certain moment (I do not know why or when), he had sentenced himself to imprisonment in some strict regime camp, and was now rigidly enforcing that regime.

The logic behind the spatial distinction between male and female spaces during prayer doesn't extend beyond those ritual acts and rigidly enforcing it outside of that context is - to my mind - unnecessary.

Over more than 250 pages, Francis outlines a more compassionate vision for the church on family issues, urging priests to respond to their communities without rigidly enforcing church rules.

And to rigidly enforce the pink and blue boxes: the boring binary, straight-laced order.

Some of her own instructors said she rigidly enforced old-fashioned rules.

Besides imposing a fixed financial burden, the musicians' contract is rigidly enforced.

A native of South Africa, Getz grew up at a time when laws governing the separation of races were rigidly enforced.

That was when Dr. Roughgarden crossed the most rigidly enforced boundary of all, the divide between the sexes.