Sentence examples for unrealistic rules from inspiring English sources

"This is shown in the many unrealistic rules and regulations of bureaucracy that do not exist in neighboring nations".

"Team Anna should square with itself and then start identifying what constitutes corruption, deception, and what is simply human resourcefulness, or finding a way to live with rigid and unrealistic rules.

The autocratic religious establishment has placed unrealistic rules on foreign investment, which is much needed to modernize the energy industry infrastructure.

, freeing them from well-intentioned but unrealistic rules under the No Child Left Behind Act.

As a result, we may make a bunch of unrealistic rules that make our kids feel untrusted or intruded on, and we resist letting them learn for themselves.

The tendency is to view the weight loss process as a combination of ultra-strict rules about eating, unrealistic rules about exercise, and that you're "bad" or "cheating" if you don't stick exactly to those rules.

"Our children will not undergo scrutiny of prom gowns based on outdated, unrealistic expectations and rules implemented at such short notice".

Thus, confining dynamical models of the brain with global and symmetric coupling is not only unrealistic, but also rules out a continuum of opportunities for modeling and understanding mental activity.

Also rejected as unrealistic was any rule which would require the defendant to demonstrate the impeachment value of the prior statements before disclosure, 8 and the Court held that entitlement to disclosure for use in cross-examination is 'established when the reports are shown to relate to the testimony of the witness.' Id., at 669, 77 S.Ct., at 1014.

Students at Columbia fought for a policy that would allow students of different genders to live in the same dorm room to be passed this year -- the school already allows mixed-gender dorms -- but were defeated when the administration called the timeline for constituting the rule "unrealistic".

Rather than punish all the referees, Stern concluded that the rules were unrealistic, outdated and in need of a revision.