Sentence examples for rigidly limited from inspiring English sources

The Lippman court has also shifted ground on worker injury suits, saying that in the past the court too rigidly limited some of them.

The relationship between film and television has always been a bumptious and fractious thing, at least in part because historically the professional and social hierarchies of those two businesses were as rigidly limited, and limiting, as the court of Louis the Sun King.

The constitution rigidly limits both taxation and indebtedness.

The system, which contained seeds of future totalitarianism, was nevertheless not rigidly enforced and was limited by the institution of private property.

Company CEO Vineet Jain made clear, however, that they don't rigidly set these conditions.

The characters in Star Wars Battlefront will be customisable, but within rigidly defined limits.

As noted earlier, the term homeostasis refers to the maintenance of the internal environment of the body within narrow and rigidly controlled limits.

Mr. Lessig's concern is about software code that will protect copyrights by rigidly metering usage and limiting access.

Ebooks, for example, says Turow, are cheap for publishers to produce but they still "rigidly insist on clauses limiting ebook royalties to 25% of net receipts" – half a traditional hardback royalty – and less successful authors are finding "their earnings declining because of the new rate, a process that will accelerate as the market pivots more toward digital".

But instead of using the savings to be more generous to authors, the six major publishing houses — five of which were sued last year by the Justice Department's Antitrust Division for fixing e-book prices — all rigidly insist on clauses limiting e-book royalties to 25 percent of net receipts.

The amount of information available on each event was limited, and the WHO Annex 2 decision instrument criteria described in the guidance were rigidly applied.