Throughout their history the only norm is change".Another source of tension is rules.
The experiences described here are beyond the scope of most people's experiences of going out and Nina's account captures the tension between feeling rules and expression rules.
Here, then, the music video itself becomes a way of revealing the tensions of disrupting the rules and regulations of a city.
These guidelines are meant to provide a framework, rather than a set of rules or an ultimate solution, as we confront ethical tensions.
Partisan tensions have only grown since then in the aftermath of the health care fight and, most recently, the overhaul of rules governing banks and Wall Street.
Even before the hearings began, the Bush administration took steps to defuse some of the tension over the rules.
There is a tension between the rules of world order laid down in the UN Charter and the rights articulated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, a second pillar of the world order established under US initiative after the second world war.
This analysis reveals a deep tension between rules based on the majority principle and rules which protect minorities by taking account of preferences in a more extended way (see Pattanaik 2002).
She had the kind of poise, tact, grace, and natural confidence that should put you at ease, but do not, because of a tension that ruled out flaws.
Calvin Tomkins: "She had the kind of poise, tact, grace, and natural confidence that should put you at ease, but do not, because of a tension that ruled out flaws.
