1
Mr. Sumner, with his rigid adherence to principle, opposed the amendment.
2
It says rigid adherence to the Maastricht criteria on monetary union is aggravating unemployment.
3
By his rigid adherence to his promise, she felt herself punished for having shuddered.
4
All countries felt they needed, for survival's sake, a rigid adherence to state-approved doctrines.
5
On my part I promise a rigid adherence to the laws and their strict enforcement.
6
He needed her, so he put up with her rigid adherence to protocol, counting his blessings.
7
He eschewed his mentor's rigid adherence to sexual trauma as the root of most mental illness.
8
His rigid adherence to the principle set him belabouring his donkey-ribs, as the proper due to himself.
9
The root of the trouble lay in centralization of authority, and rigid adherence to the rule of seniority.
10
This seems the prelude of augmented precaution, and a more rigid adherence to the closeness of the blockade.
11
The crystalline system presents no variability in types, but a rigid adherence to specific forms of definitely determined value.
12
So that one must not aim at a rigid adherence to the traditional stories on which tragedies are based.
13
But on this, as on every trying occasion, safety is to be found in a rigid adherence to principle.
14
He closed by saying that on his part he promised a rigid adherence to the laws and their strict enforcement.
15
The tactical evolutions have been laid down, and there is rigid adherence thereto, because only thereby may success be achieved.
16
But this is still a boldly brilliant play about the way rigid adherence to a cause destroys a sense of proportion.
