strictures in a sentence

• Young ensembles have been rebelling against these strictures for some time.
• The paper points out that this stricture is not legally binding.
• Constitutional strictures exist precisely to constrain government from wielding arbitrary powers.
• An Islamic republic was established with religious strictures on daily life.
• Qwest became subject to those strictures when it bought US West.
• Only a woman can dissolve these strictures, according to Packer.
• In recent years, Castro has loosened some strictures on religion.
• Some patients with severe urethral strictures are completely unable to urinate.
• There were complaints about some of MoveOn's electioneering strictures.
• Various Reformers interpreted these texts as imposing strictures on sacred music.
• It's difficult to see strictures in a sentence .
• Macleod protested against the grounds on which its strictures were based.
• It is therefore not subject to the strictures concerning the commentaries.
• All are subject, even fathers are bound by its strictures.
• Construction began on the brick stricture in 1892, after Fr.
• Other tensions are evident between religious strictures and the pressure for change.
• Frustrated with the official strictures, the librarian at the Jagiellonian relented.
• We are existing in circumstances outside the usual strictures of Islamic law.
• It is shared cautiously at best, and usually under legal strictures.
• But at Iraq's borders, these strictures are clearly fraying.
• George II chucks aside constitutional strictures separating church and state.