Sentence examples for accept the strictures of from inspiring English sources

As president is he prepared to accept the strictures of a constitutional republic?

Nor will it do to argue that the Clinton administration ultimately accepted the strictures of the FISA law after a revision was passed.

Gen. Lori E. Reynolds, 48, a graduate of the United States Naval Academy, chose to accept the strictures and, like other American military women of her generation, rose on a path that was available to her.

She advances our acceptance of transgendered individuals by celebrating the strictures of womanhood.

But nor did he follow the strictures of pure flamenco.

For the same reason the strictures of Cardinale v. Louisiana, 394 U.S. 437, 89 S.Ct.

Minorities aren't exempt from the strictures of collective responsibility.

This is not a matter for government, given the strictures of the First Amendment.

Similarly, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, in emphasising the "magical", frees his texts from the strictures of the real world.

This view of Erasmus, curiously parallel to the strictures of his orthodox critics, was long influential.

The strictures of this style of thought are indeed very old.