In each case, he argues convincingly that policy has moved beyond the strictures of neo-liberalism and is now driven by what works.
The indications for surgery are failed medical therapy, and evidence of oesophageal ulceration or strictures.
These ethical strictures have profound consequences for how we may test any hypothesized effect (or non-effect) of the linguistic input to children.
One mechanism is mucosal injury causing mild inflammation, ulceration and, rarely, subsequent stricture formation.
If one ignored strictures about apprenticeships or unions, even untrained labourers could get employed as helpers.
The strictures against proselytism were designed to ensure that the rival confessions tolerated each other.
It moulded a new language, which judged infidelity according to ideals of virtuous polite sociability between men and women as well as moral strictures.
However, we do think the specific points about how our model is found wanting point to dangers of applying such strictures.
