Sentence examples for avoid the strictures from inspiring English sources

Whites blocked from jobs by affirmative-action rules have set up their own enterprises, employing fewer than 50 people to avoid the strictures of the new labour laws.

Petitioners argue that if they have to leave the mobile home park business in order to avoid the strictures of the Escondido ordinance, their ability to rent their property has in fact been conditioned on such a forfeiture.

Just as many of the innovations of modern finance, such as credit-default swaps, have been used to avoid the strictures of today's bank regulation, so tomorrow's innovations will be designed to arbitrage tomorrow's rules.

They are places where the young (and not so young) can develop their ideas in the company of like-minded entrepreneurs,while avoiding the sky high rents and contractual strictures of more conventional offices.

However, the reason to use the Chait button is partly to avoid a stricture formation in the stoma and partly because the possible difficulties to perform catheterising in small children.

In some states, big insurers have chosen not to participate in exchanges to avoid their strictures.

I had already decided not to avail myself of this opportunity, and thus to avoid its strictures.

The concept to use two different cell lines was already explored by Feng et al. [ 169], stating that this approach can accelerate the regenerative process and avoid strictures.

Like Leucippus and Democritus, Epicurus felt it necessary to postulate the existence of physical atoms, but to avoid Aristotle's strictures he proposed that these should not be themselves conceptually indivisible, but should contain conceptually indivisible parts.

A reconstruction of the anus and the anorectal canal is performed when the child is 2 3 months; this is followed by anorectal dilatations to avoid strictures [ 11].

Besides, as has been reported [ 14, 17- 20], it often seems to be impossible to avoid esophageal stricture by local steroid injection alone.