It's awkward to promote art officially by claiming that it is free from official constraints, and it is especially awkward if the art is, in fact, unpopular.
They were told to write freely, without fear of official constraints or oversight.
As the least overtly political of the arts, it suffered less from official constraints.
Mo Yan's fate is to operate on the edge of official constraints; the novel, nearly a half-million words long as first published in 1996 in China, has undergone trimming and rearrangement right up to this translation, based upon "a further shortened, computer-generated manuscript supplied by the author".
In Beijing, one is constantly struck by the tension between old and new, between official constraints and the striving for artistic freedom.
He supported the nurses, followed events in Latin America closely and maintained a political fund freed from official Labour party constraints which could be used creatively in the wider interests of his membership.
Analyst Rob Chira noted before the iPhone 5's release this month that Apple's stock has actually performed 2.2 times better in a quarter after official word of supply constraint has come from the company itself.
Some consider that the character of law's authority is a matter for descriptive analysis fixed by semantic and logical constraints of official language and traditions of argument.
Contextual constraints on official neurosis surveys, then, neatly dovetailed with Zuckerman's prior commitment to disciplined enquiry into objectively measureable indices of emotion (and an avoidance of speculations into internal mental states), and his broader aim to counter a priori alarmism generated by anecdote and public ignorance.
Georgia officials said budget constraints and other outbreaks of food-borne illnesses diminished their abilities to inspect the peanut plants.
