Sentence examples for network strictures from inspiring English sources
The loosening of network strictures about language and sex has not necessarily stirred the creativity of television comedy writers, she said; it may have made them lazier.
Chelsea (available every Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 11 May) Chelsea Handler wants to "free the talk show" from its network strictures.
He decided that he also needed more freedom to express his views, and says that he went to Jim Walton, the president of CNN Worldwide, who agreed to relax the network's no-opinion strictures.
There aren't the same strictures of a network in place.
"PBS is the only American television network not bound by the strictures of commercialism," he said.
After How I Met Your Mother ended its run earlier this year, Harris was ready for a break from the strictures of a weekly network show, but not from performing.
Some women's groups are asking CBS not to run the ad (the network says it has, in recent years, loosened its strictures on Super Bowl advocacy ads) but that doesn't really seem to be the answer.
Better that people make judgements based on evidence of the eyes, rather than refried blather pumped out by sleep-deprived, alcoholic news producers working to the strictures of arcane editorial directives at the major networks.
Similar strictures afflict teaching.
Peptic strictures of the esophagus.
