Sentence examples for code restraints from inspiring English sources
Because capitalist society, made up of individualism and free will, lacks a universal moral code, restraints on private egotism must be external.
Meanwhile, form is largely driven by outside constraints such as a building code, site restraints like topography, and a client's own vision.
Writes Merrill Peterson (1965: 518), "Democracy [for Jefferson] was less a form of government than a principle opposed to government, a code of restraints on sovereignty whether exercised by the few or the many".
And so the principle of free speech confronted American society's unwritten code of restraint on contemptuous stereotyping.
Imagine the possibilities if the city at large were to be liberated from the intolerance coded within such restraints.
Jantelagen, the Scandinavian code of humility and restraint, is strong in him.
Conservatives are shifting away from incantations about "judicial restraint" -- code for leaving states free to curb privacy and other individual rights -- and turning to candidly activist strategies for squelching progressive federal statutes enacted by democratic (small "d") majorities.
The procedures in which restraints are coded explicitly in terms of other structural parameters enable the Flack parameter to correlate with these other parameters, so that it is determined along with those parameters during refinement.
Yasujiro Ozu's poised images convey a bitterly ironic, scathingly radical rejection of Japanese codes of self-restraint and silence.
The arrival of the internet, the ubiquity of pornography and the erosion of older codes of sexual restraint means that swinging is probably more common than ever.
He also advanced this cause by sustaining an unending attack upon the repressive and, to his mind, anti-human demands of traditional Christian asceticism, especially priestly celibacy, and the moral codes of sexual restraint and bodily self-abnegation that were still central to the traditional moral teachings of the day.
