Sentence examples for strictures around from inspiring English sources

But, by the time he was a teen-ager, his resistance to the strictures around him, and to those who wanted to pound him into shape, had reached a feverish state.

But Netflix enforces unconventional strictures around how its originals are exhibited on the big screen, placing the streamer at odds with the country's top theater chains and shrouding the films in spotty PR.

The parties and candidates soon found a way around these strictures: soft money.

But Mr. Georgeson said there were several ways to work around such strictures.

A partial freeze has been in place for several years, but settlers have found ways around the strictures.

Which candidate will -- given all the maneuvering to get around the strictures of the campaign finance laws -- end up with the financial advantage?

Some countries have gone further, finding various ways around the strictures of international prohibition (under the three UN drug conventions) to have de-facto legal supply as well.

By simply examining drug laws, it is child's play, one clandestine chemist told me, to work around those strictures and create a legal drug: one that is chemically similar to a banned substance but is not itself proscribed.

But I do hope that people of good will and good ideas, including from my political party, will find ever more effective ways to work around the strictures of the current media and engage directly with the Australian people.

Mr. Lou has spent his entire career working around the strictures of censorship: "Weekend Lover" (1993), his first film, was banned for two years; "Suzhou River" was shot without permits and remains banned.

In our pig model, the esophageal stenotic process after a circumferential mucosal defect by ESD began more than one week after the ESD, probably around 10 days after the ESD, and a pinhole-like stricture was completed around three weeks after the ESD.