Sentence examples for the straitjacket of rules from inspiring English sources

Life is further tested by the straitjacket of rules.

If ever there were a time to ditch the straitjacket of fiscal rules for investment in a better business infrastructure, this is it".

It led to six months of reform - from abolition of censorship to the recognition of human rights - an extraordinary period in Cold War history, which the Czech documentary film-maker and historian Jan Kaplan described to The Observer as 'a brief loosening of the straitjacket of party rule, a deep breath of fresh air before being submerged again'.

While Randall is regarded as a success in the high-profile role, he has told friends that he feels increasingly frustrated by the straitjacket of the corporation's impartiality rules, and will seek greater freedom with a career in the print media again.

For example, Labour's manifesto expressly rules out top-up tuition fees, which would allow universities to shake off the straitjacket of meagre public funding.So far, none of the parties has presented a compelling vision of what the state should and should not be doing in a modern economy.

Disgusted by the straitjacket of success, Frusciante's head flipped.

All were very aware that the straitjacket of Dodd-Frank might make contagion unavoidable.

It ruled two federal laws that might be viewed as conservative to be unconstitutional: one limiting smut on cable television and the other giving police more leeway to interrogate suspects without the straitjacket of Miranda warnings.

It is always constrained by the straitjacket of mathematical consistency and compatibility with established laws.

They're so bubbly, they can't contain themselves in the straitjacket of other generations".

But everyone suffers from the straitjacket of Shaffer's dialogue: mostly dogged, often windy.