It mostly confirmed the decisions concerning changes in the canonical rules of ordinations and clerical marriage, which had already been implemented in many dioceses.

He brought from Senlis Charles Faure (d. 1644), who had already restored the canonical rule in the ancient Abbey of Silvanect.

The canonical rules of the proportionate system are given in the treatises and preserved by the skilled craftsmen.

The traditional craftsman, specially carpenters, preserved the knowledge by rigidly following the canonical rules of proportions of different elements as well as the construction details to this day.

It drew up ninety-three canonical rules, and confirmed the authority of the Belgic Confession and the Heidelberg Catechism.

Alternatively, you could throw away all the explainable interactions, and only worry about those that don't quite satisfy the canonical rules.

And for all the canonical rules of modernism, that canon nonetheless represented a form of freedom: a liberation from the architect's traditional role as servant of the powerful.

The layman Photius was elected in his place and was hurriedly consecrated bishop within one week contrary to the canonical rules but not without precedent in Constantinople.

He gives some tales about the invention of each of the Orders, but he does not give a hard and fast set of canonical rules for the execution of capitals.

Their murals, frescoes, and icons "strictly adhere to the canonical and aesthetic rules of traditional iconography which have developed through the past two thousand years".