Sentence examples for Strict circumstances from inspiring English sources

The new speed record is a bit more than 14 miles an hour better than what the regular Veyron 16.4 ran under similarly strict circumstances at Ehra-Lessein in 2005.

The Winkenwerder guidelines make it clear that detainees should have no expectation of privacy, but that medical records may be shared with people who are not in a medical provider relationship with the detainee only under strict circumstances.

Eastwood explains: "Cannabis comes under a discretionary warning scheme, which can only be enforced under strict circumstances.

It can involve fighting in certain strict circumstances, but the benefits of doing so need to outweigh the harm it causes and the hardship it entails.

If I'm using my iPad, I'm looking at the same screen she is allowed to view only a few times a week, under strict circumstances, to watch "Peppa Pig" or another kid's show.

This paved the way for non-commercial IVF surrogacy, which then became possible, under strict circumstances.

Edict on Internet ISLAMABAD, Pakistan, Aug. 25 (Reuters) -- Mullah Omar, the Taliban leader, today affirmed the government ban on Internet access except in the strictest circumstances.

Nothing represents the Norwegian way like its prison system, which has adopted a "principle of normality," according to which punishment is the restriction of liberty itself and which mandates that no one shall serve their sentence under stricter circumstances than is required by the security of the community.

WASHINGTON, June 5 The Securities and Exchange Com mission, in a reversal of previ ous actions, proposed a rule today that would severely re strict the circumstances in which mutual funds may be sold with a reduced sales charge to employes of concerns affiliated with mutual fund organizations.

For May and Flower, the two turkeys that received a presidential pardon Tuesday, the adoption rules are less strict and the circumstances more glamorous.

"[C]ities that have instituted strict guidelines on circumstances in which officers can fire their guns have seen a significant drop in the number of police shootings of civilians," according to researchers.* The prevalent focus in officer training and departmental policy on officer safety above all else can be balanced with an emphasis on citizen safety.