Sentence examples for unsustainable rules from inspiring English sources

Today is a day to taste freedom from restrictive, unsustainable rules about eating and exercise.

The numbers coming from Europe are unsustainable and the rules have to change.

The governing body of Formula One, the FIA, has said that the sport is unsustainable and urgent rule changes are needed.

When Hostess filed for bankruptcy, the company insisted that its labor costs and union rules were unsustainable, and it moved to renegotiate the contracts.

The IMF has declared Greek debt as "unsustainable," and by its rules, cannot engage in bailout deals with countries that cannot ultimately pay their debts.

Both the Indian and South African freedom fighters showed their oppressors that there would be a price to pay for every atrocity committed against the non-violent civilian masses, and their actions ultimately helped to convince both the British and apartheid regimes that their tyrannical rule was unsustainable.

And the only way to deal with that threat is with strong international rules to end all unsustainable fishing.

"A Clear View of the Troubled Oceans" (editorial, June 14) laments overfishing but concludes weakly that the "only way to deal with that threat is with strong international rules to end all unsustainable fishing".

The European Union, for example, has taken great strides toward the conservation of sharks in the past couple of decades, implementing strict fins-attached rules and closing some unsustainable fisheries.

He inherited a very difficult situation, but quickly applied the 80/20 business rule, cutting some 400 unsustainable courses so that London Metropolitan is now a slim 160-course university.

When it filed for bankruptcy last January, it had nearly $1 billion in debt as well as labor costs and work rules that it insisted were unsustainable.