Sentence examples for rules of commercial from inspiring English sources

"The rules of commercial advertising are not the same as the rules of politics.

Simone had been singing out loud and clear about civil rights since 1963 — well after the heroic stand of figures like Harry Belafonte and Sammy Davis, Jr., but still at a time when many black performers felt trapped between the rules of commercial success and the increasing pressure for racial confrontation.

"I just got tired of playing by the rules of commercial theater, of producers and their fear of the critics driving everything, and I decided to start working in places where those confining rules didn't exist," said Mr. Tune, who decamped to Las Vegas to work on shows and now splits his time between New York and South Beach.

Since the Second World War the German health system has been detached from the general rules of commercial necessity [ 1]; this was about to change, beginning in 1990.

Slow and insinuating, its vocals violate a cardinal rule of commercial music by being mixed deep into the track.

Its height, at half a mile (838 metres), violates a basic rule of commercial property: when land is plentiful, build outward to use up as much of it as possible.

Only a few traces of rules on commercial transactions in antiquity have survived.

The need for certainty and uniformity in the provisions governing trade motivated the growth of one set of rules for commercial transactions, valid everywhere in Europe.

Who wants to be told what to do? "Cry When You Get Older" is another example of Robyn's breaking the unspoken rules of the commercial pop genre.

But if I need a major operation I am by no means certain that I want its provision to be governed by the rules of good commercial practice.

From "Monsieur Hire" on, Mr. Leconte developed an adventurous, highly emotional style that broke many of the fundamental rules of the commercial cinema while continuing to function within it.