Sentence examples for in the straitjacket of from inspiring English sources
They're so bubbly, they can't contain themselves in the straitjacket of other generations".
Nora Guthrie, who curates her father's archive of letters, drawings, diaries and the rest, insists that he could never have existed "in the straitjacket of a party".
The eurozone crisis has revealed economic faultlines across the bloc, as it has become clear that some countries have fared better than others in the straitjacket of euro membership.
"This is a legitimate effort to untie the knot in the straitjacket of Brazilian labor law and thus increase the availability of jobs in our country," the weekly newsmagazine Veja concluded in its current issue.
"The birth defect of the euro was to put very different cultures of economic activity in the straitjacket of a single currency," a commentator, Jan Fleischhauer, wrote in the German weekly Der Spiegel after an Italian cruise ship ran aground last month.
In a frank interview with the Guardian, Sir David Nicholson said that whoever formed the next government would need to give the NHS extra cash because it could not survive if it had to remain in the straitjacket of austerity-era flat budgets after 2015.
What is positive in Rousseau his recognition that the child should not be too soon forced into the straitjacket of adulthood was more or less ignored.
Early in his career he succeeded in breaking away from the straitjacket of portraiture, and his moralizing paintings are superb evocations of life in the England of George I and George II.
In a referendum, liberated from the straitjacket of party politics, Labour voters and others will be able to express their constitutional preferences freely.
The movement, Mr. Danaher said, has thrived in part because it rejects the straitjacket of a typical political or social movement, with leaders and head offices and official strategies.
Now we have 'intelligent dance music' (aka 'glitch', etc), an umbrella term for digital composition that shuns the straitjacket of song in favour of crackles and fizzes that, in the right hands, become emotive soundscapes.
