Sentence examples for some strictures from inspiring English sources

"Now I have some strictures, they are there," Mr. Twerski said.

Goldman's bailout package includes some strictures on executive pay, but the industry does not view them as especially strong.

The bailout package includes some strictures on executive pay, but the industry does not view them as especially strong.

Some strictures can be tinkered with (at 97 minutes, The Man Without a Past is an epic by his standards); others remain untouchable.

Still, in recent years the Saudi government has loosened some strictures on Shia worship and forced extremist Sunni clerics to lessen their anti-Shia vitriol.Those gains look fragile amid a mood of rising sectarian tension across the region.

Power cuts and price rises are also causing discontent.Perhaps to pre-empt embarrassment in New York and encourage a friendlier reception from Mr Obama, Mr Sisi's government has quietly relaxed some strictures in recent weeks.

In the past month, Egyptian courts have issued two rulings that, while restricted in scope, should ease some bothersome strictures.

A similar proposal for some offsetting strictures on tax cuts was passed in the Senate with the help of Republican moderates.

In hopes of minimizing a feared fall in passenger traffic, the airlines extended fare sales and got the government to ease some security strictures a bit.

In one case the defendant was determined to be mentally unsound, but lost his head anyway.It was surprising, too, because the Saudi kingdom has in recent years gently relaxed some social strictures, and made efforts to rein in excesses by religious police.

It's time nonprofit leaders stand up and start demanding the end to some serious strictures that hold them back from doing their jobs.