In Season 1 Wolsey committed suicide there, despite religious strictures against it.
And despite advance strictures, McGuinness' translation admirably brings out the play's tragic trajectory.
Despite the strictures of Islam, Turkey's predominant religion, the largest-selling newspapers routinely display photographs of seminude women in the style of British tabloids.
The professor's ardor remains undimmed by obsession and humiliation and, despite academic strictures against lunging at students, he remains tenured.
Despite these strictures, many refugees initially waited in one of those neighboring countries for the dictator Bashar al-Assad to fall.
Those who have heaped scorn on European policy makers of the past three years tend to forget that, despite their strictures, the process of expansion has continued.
Despite the strictures against it, polygamy continues to thrive in Utah, where state officials estimate as many as 50,000 people are part of families with more than one wife.
What gives the scientists I spoke with some guarded hope despite the strictures placed on their work by the president's policy is that Mr. Bush moved just enough to convince them that the policy isn't permanent.
Yet many countries have managed the trick without meeting those preconditions, including Japan, Costa Rica and, despite his strictures, India.He writes rather as if countries face a simple choice between establishing democracy or maintaining incremental reform.
Quite apart from the endless physical barriers, some of them quite newly installed despite the strictures of the Equalities Act, disabled people are often isolated by the embarrassment of the rest of us.
