Sentence examples for tiresome rules from inspiring English sources

It can implement the harsher side of Islamic justice less fervently, relax its more repressive or tiresome rules, be fairer to women (who already do better than in some Arab countries), allow free expression and association.

Poles mind a lot that, despite huge efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan, they still face costly and tiresome visa rules that have been lifted for others.The big worry is that since the "reset" is a rare bit of American foreign policy showing signs of life, it creates momentum, expectations and pressure on unrelated matters.

Moreover, the agency's inspectors are tiresome sticklers for the rules and decidedly low profile.

But for Bush, if reality proves tiresome he simply changes the rules.

In part, Labor can blame the tiresome, self-destructive infighting that characterised its rule.

(This excuse is tiresome. Sorority members such as Miss America choose to flout the rules. Her own sorority, Alpha Phi, is a sponsor of the anti-hazing hotline, which was established in 2007, long before she ever arrived at Hofstra).

Rules about what to wear and what not to wear are tiresome.

Assuming Albanian authorities deigned an opponent correct enough to play in the first place, the bizarre rules and regulations and the arduous experience of travelling there was becoming too tiresome for opponents.

Without going into the tiresome mechanics of that incident at Oakmont, it proved golf not only has a set of crazy rules but doesn't even know how to implement them effectively.

I find such arguments tiresome, and about as purposeful as going to a ballgame and insisting that the infield fly rule is illogical.

Barker chooses to write in the laconically tiresome voice of a painfully hip young man, Adair Graham MacKenny, who talks like this: "I don't make the rules, okay?