They all heeded certain formal strictures, incorporating coiled-spring melodies, mournful Jewish scales and shrewdly structured chaos.
The Four Seasons overlords did impose certain admittance strictures — only ages 5 to 14 need apply, and adults were limited to two children per — because "customers were bringing their 30-year-old children, or dragging in 10 kids," Mr. von Bidder said.
Conventional success was more likely in outpatients (OR 1.21), but less likely in complex contexts (OR 0.59), sicker patients (ASA grade (II, III/V: OR 0.81, 0.77)), teaching cases (OR 0.53), and certain indications (strictures, active pancreatitis).
Do forms afford you some distance with which to submit and rebel against certain rules and strictures?
There's a certain freedom from stricture, at least in your life outside work, and a certain pleasure in knowing you're a capable person, while the people you serve are not.
In some places, people are still lining up for aid, indicating a certain resistance to Taliban strictures.
John Paul II, meanwhile, was a favorite of conservatives; despite his often subtle views, he became at times little more than a symbol of anti-Communism and a certain set of social strictures.
Yet society is fundamentally about imposing moral strictures on certain behaviors and encouraging others.
In some of the less reality-based episodes, i.e. the Beer Baron one – usually Swartzwelder's, we'd treat this stricture with a certain amount of latitude".
