Picture, if you will, your own Internet subject to those strictures; I doubt you can.
Long before she found fame on the Internet, Baloch experienced the strictures of Pakistan's conservative patriarchal culture.
Even as they also typically have more stringent regulatory strictures (vs Internet businesses) on what they can do with customers' sensitive personal data.
Dr. Hashim indicated there were no cultural strictures against operating at Internet speed.
Both groups share the view that the Internet is not subject to the strictures of traditional society, and that it can, and should, foment revolution.
And even as Saudis grow ever more sophisticated and worldly about 160,000 of them are studying abroad on government scholarships, and those left behind are among the world's heaviest internet addicts—social, political and religious strictures remain stifling .The government keeps people quiet with money, and in the rare cases where that doesn't work, with threats," says a diplomat in Riyadh.
Despite church strictures against electricity, the Internet, motor vehicles and many forms of advertising, Amish businesses have landed contracts with companies like Kmart and Ralph Lauren, developed nationwide networks of retailers, and crafted kitchens for customers from coast to coast.
Since he became party chief in 2012, controls over the internet have tightened, journalists have faced greater strictures and free-thinking academics have been evicted from prominent posts.Heavy-handedness has, so far, failed to disband the New Citizens entirely.
He went from dark horse to runaway victor in June elections after promising to roll back internet censorship and relax many of the petty strictures which make life difficult in Iran.
Of course, in this era of WikiLeaks disclosures, phone hacking by reporters and Internet blogs that pay far less attention to the strictures of the super injunctions than do the traditional media, the efficacy of any attempt to stifle news — true or false — is limited.
