Sentence examples for rules of the establishment from inspiring English sources

The rules of the establishment forbid intercourse, but this hardly lessens the feeling of menace and potential violation.

On the one hand he was keen to observe the rules of the establishment, teaching at various private schools after a privileged education in London and Sherborne, and studying at Oxford; on the other he was defiantly left-leaning and sympathetic to the rebellious spirit of English modernism.

The hotel's no-nonsense manageress, a priceless Olivia Colman, then runs through the rules of the establishment.

These days the media would have you believe that political pragmatism is working within the rules of the establishment and not taking the status quo head on.

Furthermore, the INSPIRE directive 2007/2/EC lays down general rules for the establishment of the Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community.

Alberta Stephen Harper won big this year, ousting Boring Stephen Harper and ending decades of rule for the establishment party in Alberta.

No meaningful change can come by working by the rules of this establishment and there is only one candidate who is an avowed foe of the status quo and promises not just a change of guard but a paradigm shift.

The production benefits as well from Lap Chi Chu's subtle lighting and the fine acting of the supporting cast — particularly Joniece Abbott-Pratt as Black Mary, Aunt Ester's put-upon helper, and Ray Anthony Thomas as her brother Caesar, the local lawman who prides himself on enforcing the rules of the white establishment.

The more the literary establishment simply ignores anything other than the moldy old status quo, the quicker they will join Lee Siegel in his musty ivory tower, missing out on all the wonderful books, blogs and writers who revel in writing outside the archaic rules of the literary establishment.

Other cadres' professional and ethical conducts are regulated or managed by the existing rules and regulations of the establishment and those issued by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare.

Permitting a town to kick off its monthly board meetings with Christian prayers, for Mr Borowitz and the dissenters in Town of Greece v Galloway, is an abandonment of the rule against the "establishment of religion", the first command of the first amendment to America's constitution.