Sentence examples for stale rules from inspiring English sources

They feed you stale rules developed from books passed down over thousands of years.

Don't let stale fitness rules hold back your fitness gains.

During the most recent Egyptian presidential elections, the A6YM threw their weight behind Mohamed Morsi, if only to avoid the appointment of Ahmed Shafiq, Mubarak's Prime Minister and a man considered to be a stale remnant of his rule.

"It seemed clear that the court was prepared to modify or vacate the rules based on an old, stale record.

As a rule, there are few things as stale in literature as yesterday's news columns anthologized.

The mood there was grim -- all the suspicion, cynicism and stale shoddiness bred by 40 years of totalitarian rule on full display.

Perhaps the mind of the CEO today is so conditioned not to say anything that might inadvertently move a market (or break some regulators' rules) that it reverts to the safety of stale regurgitation.

The rules and rigging of our elections sustain the stale partisan divide on Capitol Hill, shrink an already threadbare political center, and distort a bedrock principle of American democracy: fair representation.

Some of the common rules on which the EU did reach agreement quickly went stale.

In announcing the settlement, SEC director of enforcement Robert Khuzami said the lender violated a basic rule: "Don't charge secret excessive markups, and don't use stale prices when telling buyers that assets are priced at fair market value".

The rules, he added, include "don't charge secret excessive markups, and don't use stale prices when telling buyers that assets are priced at fair market value".