Muslim women now find themselves constrained by tradition as much as religious law.
The whole meal felt like we were just having fun and that we weren't constrained by tradition or rules.
You might think that Mr Oppenheimer, born into the dynasty, would feel even more constrained by tradition.
One possibility is that in a society where family names are inherited patrilineally, parents feel constrained by tradition when it comes to choosing first names for their sons.
It is also often assumed that the African artist is constrained by tradition in a way contrasting with the freedom given to the Western artist.
Constrained by tradition, ethical rules and a lack of political leverage from doing much to defend themselves, judges have looked for allies, and they are beginning to find powerful ones.
Michael Pollan writes that the food business once lamented what it called the problem of the "fixed stomach" — it appeared that demand for food, unlike other products, was inelastic, the amount fixed by the dimensions of the stomach itself, the variety constrained by tradition and habit.
(The inn also contains lovely communal bathing facilities, but we seemed spend most of our bath time on our own little balcony). The food was purely Japanese, but with an up-to-date flair reflecting the chef's lively imagination: he is not constrained by tradition, but his dishes are deeply rooted in it.
Drawing on the common property framework mentioned earlier, Kremer et al.'s description of the situation suggests that the committee's lack of rule-setting autonomy, constrained by tradition and policy, is a major impediment to the emergence of effective local governance.
The art is constrained by traditions in the same way that its onnagata, the male actors playing female roles, are bound by their costumes.
Having wide experience of healthcare systems around the globe, Stevens is not going to let his vision for the NHS be constrained by traditions of structure or professional demarcation.
