Sentence examples for other strictures from inspiring English sources

Other strictures on lending are also thwarting buyers.

The no-bacon rule joins other strictures at this historically black college.

But Cardinal O'Brien has broken with other strictures that are common among conservatives in the church hierarchy.

Condos, like SoHo Mews on West Broadway, sell for more than co-ops, Mr. Kearns said, because of their freedom from co-op boards and other strictures.

The journalists welcomed this, but then had the impudence to demand the lifting of a host of other strictures on press freedom.Such internal mutterings, along with pressure from the West, have clearly put the region's rulers on the defensive.

Higher education in Argentina was seriously hampered by the censorship and other strictures of the military government of 1976 83, but efforts to restore the system began after a civilian government was returned to power.

We enter the realm of fantasy with your and others' strictures on the Regulatory Reform Bill.

Because there was distance between the two men, and because they did not know each other, the strictures of social conventions were loosened, and Naji and Ali could be freer with their thoughts, more opinionated -- riskier -- than they could with friends or family.

Patients with post-cholecystectomy injuries, primary sclerosing cholangitis and other benign stricture diseases [hydatid disease (two) and autoimmune sclerosing cholangitis (one)] were categorised as the 'Stricture group' (48 patients) and patients with recurrent pyogenic cholangitis, Caroli's disease and other intrahepatic stone disease were labelled the 'Stone group' (15 patients).

"So I don't see theaters being threatened by anything other than economic strictures created by constantly rising costs and an unsympathetic government.

Even in benign cases, other structures may show the presence of biliary stricture in lesions close to the hilum [9].