Sentence examples for rules and demarcations from inspiring English sources

Utopias, for all their promise of freedom, turn out to be extraordinarily rigid places, full of rules and demarcations -- attempts to dissolve or constrain desire, greed, envy or other human frailties.

The categories are defined and collected together with demarcation rules and anchor examples in a code-decode guide which forms the guideline for the classification of passages.

While transportation systems have traditionally been designed to isolate different modes of travel, another developing school of thought advocates removing space demarcations, abolishing rules, and encouraging interactions between different modes.

Over a third of doctors cited administrative difficulties including: lack of clear policies, bureaucracy and complicated government rules, unclear demarcation of duties and responsibilities, difficulties in exercising authority and disciplining employees, and a gap between responsibility and authority.

It can be seen therefore that there are no hard and fast rules where the demarcation points are as each organization will define its own phases and life cycles to suit its method of working.

The protest is against a proposed constitutional amendment known as PEC 215, which amends the rules for demarcation of indigenous lands.

"This is polluting the scientific record with junk science, and demarcation has essentially failed.

The phrases "demarcation of science" and "demarcation of science from pseudoscience" are often used interchangeably, and many authors seem to have regarded them as equal in meaning.

A participatory approach was adopted for the delineation and demarcation of forest boundaries.

Firstly, any definition and demarcation of a city is in itself becoming an increasingly arduous task.

I was born in a world of borders, barricades, and demarcation lines.