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stricture

[strik-cher] / ˈstrɪk tʃər /




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But whether they know or not, getting re-elected while staying within the strictures of the bond market is going to be tough.

From The Wall Street Journal

“What I’m striving to be every day is free” of the strictures of society, capitalism and social media, she explains.

From Washington Post

It also gives the company the right to prior review and comment when the board changes building exteriors, among other strictures.

From Washington Post

Instead, most foreign influences — language, architecture, fashion, arts — were incorporated into a way of life that remained predominantly African in character, with social strictures, kinship systems and agricultural practices that reflected Indigenous traditions.

From New York Times

“Amidst fierce battles against book bans and strictures on what can be taught and read, selective editing to make works of literature conform to particular sensibilities could represent a dangerous new weapon.”

From Los Angeles Times