Sentence examples for strictures in from inspiring English sources

The sixties saw demolition of cultural strictures in favor of works of nature.

Has there been no weakening of caste strictures in her lifetime?

They spoke on condition of anonymity because of privacy strictures in the deal.

From the perspective of Catholic Health Services, leeway in managing St . Johns without the strictures in the existing contract was fundamental to a fresh start.

"Baabul" (2006) used the story of a newlywed whose husband dies in an accident to challenge strictures in traditional Indian society against the remarriage of widows.

Along the show's final wall, things turn subtly diverse, reflecting the loosening of Neo-Confucian strictures in the 17th and 18th centuries.

This can only come by writing a new constitution that does away with the strictures in the document written by the generals after a coup in 1980.

He is keen to avoid a return to the IMF-imposed strictures in the 1970s and 1980s, still remembered in a famous protest song.

The Obama Justice Department showed it was willing to consider such strictures in its approval of Ticketmaster's acquisition of LiveNation last month.

Mr. Clark argues that the repressive strictures in place productively challenged Kuniyoshi's creative resourcefulness, forcing him to find ways to veil criticism of the shogunate allegorically.

In choosing to spend his own money for the race, Mr. Bloomberg, a billionaire, was able to vastly outspend his rival, Mark Green, who agreed to abide by the campaign finance law's strictures in return for receiving public matching funds.