Sentence examples for rules of the order from inspiring English sources

Giambi, shorn of his biker's beard and thick locks — sometimes he drove to work on one of his three Harleys — by the rules of the Order of St. George, arrived in the Tampa clubhouse as a clean-cut, smiling collegian, and reminded everybody that the digits of his new uniform number, 25, added up to the 7 worn by his hero, Mickey Mantle.

Brother Algernon spoke: "You mean, close the monastery?" "The rules of the Order of Saint Thaddeus require us to be self- sufficient.

It would have been significant to Velázquez, since the rules of the Order of Santiago excluded those whose occupations were mechanical.

Francis is the church's first Jesuit pope, and Jesuit traditions favor simple cuisine -- one of the rules of the order is for diners to fill up on bread because it avoids the "disorder" that comes from being "tempted by other foods".

The rule of the order was modeled after the Benedictine Rule, especially as understood and implemented by the Cistercians.

Because of a growing disagreement with the rule of the order, she and four others left the sisterhood in 1863.

Here were early codices of the Rule of the order and a copy of the "Canticle of the Sun" from Assisi City Hall.

As the official rule of the order, Regula bullata enjoined the friars "to observe the holy gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ, living in obedience without anything of our own and in chastity".

Kuhn dismissed Popper's notion of revolution in perpetuity as a contradiction in terms, on the ground that a revolution is something that overthrows an established order, in violation of the rules of that order.

By the very mechanism of growth, industrialism appears to create a new strain of poverty, whose victims for a variety of reasons are unable to compete according to the rules of the industrial order.

As the rules of the Cistercian order prevented entry as a novice before the age of 15, it is likely that he was born around the year 1134.