Sentence examples for under the strictures of from inspiring English sources

The company could not have done the Balanchine ballets under the strictures of Soviet official culture, with its deadening emphasis on Socialist realism.

Azhar Ramadan, a woman and a journalist chafing under the strictures of Iraqi society, should, at least in theory, be a supporter of American-led Westernization.

When Sam interviews Clare, he draws her out at length on the problems of working as a writer under the strictures of the apartheid regime.

In March last year, after spending nearly two decades under the strictures of an IMF programme, Bolivia let its agreement with the fund end.

Roland Petit, one of the world's major choreographers, was an unknown dancer chafing under the strictures of the Paris Opera Ballet when Ms. Lidova presented his first ballets with another young dancer-choreographer, Janine Charrat in 1943 and 1944.

Classic movies, under the strictures of the Hays Code, avoided gore and depicted bloodless shootings in which the sound of gunshots was coupled with actors falling to the stage.

Chafing under the the strictures of the French Academy, the French found escape routes in the work of prominent English artists like Thomas Lawrence, John Constable and Turner, as well as in English history, Shakespeare and the romances of Sir Walter Scott.

Even Mr. Moyed remembers with chills the strictures of diplomatic work under Mr. Hussein.

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.

It was a timely response to the strictures of a manager he has played under for club and country.

Mrs Merkel is adamant that there is no option for Greece but to follow the strictures of the previously agreed bail-out package, or go under.