Sentence examples for senseless rules from inspiring English sources

Senseless rules that benefit cartels are common.

Otherwise, the empty suits who ran the university would drown its emancipatory potential in a sea of bland rituals and senseless rules.

The gallery's statement comes on the day the Government pledged to tackle the UK's "damaging" compensation culture with a shake-up of health and safety measures and an end to "senseless" rules and regulations.

Managers who hold negative assumptions micromanage, lock up needed supplies, withhold important information, and create senseless rules and policies, causing even the best people to lose passion for what they do.

Catalytic mechanisms, on the other hand, motivate people to act on behalf of the customer and the company as a whole, giving people the freedom to do what is right, often in direct contradiction to senseless rules.

The American workers rebel when Kaz, the Japanese plant manager, enforces seemingly senseless rules dictated by his Assan Motors boss in Japan.

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Ryan is hoping that if this happens enough times, the FDA will realize how much free, good blood they're missing out on, and kill their senseless rule. .

"While it's disappointing that the House just voted to continue a senseless rule that prevents doctors from treating military veterans with a medicine proven to work for a number of serious conditions, the fact that we came so close is a good sign of things to come," said Tom Angell, chairman of Marijuana Majority.

Add in long lines and senseless, disparately enforced rules — for instance, agents shouting at travelers for using cellphones in some arrival halls, while at others, such technology is treated as something other than a threat to the republic — and we give the strong impression of an authority-minded culture that's coming slightly unhinged.

In the world of airport security, subtlety is the enemy of bureaucracy, and there are too many convoluted rules and senseless restrictions to bring about anything but dangerous chaos.