Green practitioners understand that human health and illness cannot be reduced to a simple set of rules and confined to a predetermined group of favored therapeutic options.
She was arrested in 1977 when Pakistan was under military rule and confined to her home for several years.
Instead, it was an Americanized version, a fast-paced four-on-four game with referees ensuring adherence to rules and walls confining play on a 52-by-72-foot 52-by-72-foot 52-by-72-foot 52-by-72-foot fieldhigh.
Multiple copies for classroom uses must meet elaborate and rigid rules and be confined to fewer than 2,500 words from an article, with privileges further dependent on the number of authors, the immediacy of the need, and the overall frequency of copying.
The well-born faction found Whigâs rules too strict and confining, and their efforts to alter the rules provoked a storm of impassioned and acrimonious debate.
At times, Igor Moiseyev talks like the rebel he was in 1925, when he and other young dancers of the Bolshoi Ballet spoke out against the stern classical rules that defined and confined Russian dance.
The great mystics of the past were often committed to a particular tradition and community, and bound by the rules (and often the physical confines) of a specific religious institution.
Mr. Bush stuck to the rules and engaged his questioners by confining himself to simple hellos.
He was later found guilty of violating prison rules and, for a week, was confined to his cell for 23 hours a day.
But a re-examination of existing rules and regulations shouldn't be confined to Florida and the other southern states that Hurricane Irma affected, Mollot said.
