Sentence examples for strictures imposed upon from inspiring English sources

The company, with 19,000 employees, says it is forced to hire large numbers of low-wage screeners quickly because of the high turnover and the cost strictures imposed upon by the airlines, which are responsible for security but hire contractors like Argenbright to do the work.

But there are also the strictures imposed on women by the Aqim mujahideen.

The federation blamed the strictures imposed by the government for "a long-term economic slowdown".

Even before he was ordained, Pfleger bridled against the strictures imposed by the Catholic Church.

These various strictures imposed on doctors and their patients worked for about half a decade.

His words to reporters sounded like pushback against the strictures imposed by Tortorella.

Those who recoil at the carnage, or object to the religious strictures imposed at gunpoint, are treated as apostates.

But here at Bonnaroo, the utopian and egalitarian spirit of the festival is somewhat at odds with classist strictures imposed on the crowd by the hierarchy of credentials.

In Somalia famine results from the strictures imposed by the al-Qaeda-linked Shabab militia, which controls large parts of the south.

And that fearlessness is applied to The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain, which is effectively a manifesto for black writers who feel hemmed in by strictures imposed by the race thinking of both blacks and whites.

Under state socialism, he observed, the vast majority of artists accommodated to the strictures imposed from above.