Sentence examples for seclusion policy from inspiring English sources

Japan's national seclusion policy was tightened and official persecution of Christianity continued until the 1850s.

In the early 1800s foreign relations, which national seclusion policies had been designed to avoid, became a pressing problem for the bakufu, and the situation in Ezo became especially worrisome.

Only the highest Dutch officials are permitted to cross the bridge to the mainland; the Japanese authorities closely monitor their subjects' interactions with the Europeans, and under the shogunate's policy of seclusion, it's a capital crime for any Japanese person to leave the country.

State policy prohibits seclusion of children, except in emergency situations and only after all less restrictive alternatives have been exhausted.

Yet, what if such a policy of seclusion and evasion were to lead the United States to be dragged into wars it does not want or to balances of power that take shape at its expense?

He was opposed to policies of "seclusion" of disturbed individuals, and succeeded in eliminating the physical restraints that had been used on patients.

Most direct contact with foreigners was limited, however, especially after a policy of national seclusion was instituted in 1639.

Most direct contact with foreigners was limited during this period, especially after a policy of national seclusion was instituted in 1639.

His focal thesis was that the tragedy of the Japanese involvement in the Second World War was a direct result of Japan's policy of national seclusion.

The policy of national seclusion was made more strict by 1639.

While attempting to preserve the iron law of seclusion to the bitter end, bakufu policy was thus inconsistent, driving foreign ships away at one point and treating them with leniency at others.