Sentence examples for a course of strict from inspiring English sources

But when war was declared between France and England in 1793, he took Hamilton's view that the United States should completely disregard the treaty of alliance with France and pursue a course of strict neutrality, while he acted decisively to stop the improper operations of the French minister, Edmond-Charles Genêt. Edmond-Charles Genêt

Of course, a strict accounting of the savings would include an analysis of the interest lost during the development process, as well as the relative risk assumed by the purchaser.

There is, of course, a strict limit to what can be usefully agreed before anyone knows the election result.

A laundry list of strict rules is the second barrier.

Thayer instilled strict disciplinary standards, set a standard course of academic study, and emphasized honorable conduct.

Of course not: this is a move of strictest self-interest from The Sun. Page 3 is a malignant growth of sexism on our press.

Of course, the strict requirement of tandemness in the TRs excludes proteins with non-conserved linkers between domains (e.g., Annexin repeats) from the analysis.

The relationship between spasticity and pain is made even more strict by the fact that pain increases spasticity, creating a spiralling course of more pain and disability [ 71].

They weren't antiques, of course, but a strict interpretation of the fair's name was obviously waived in favor of satisfying one of the town's ruling passions: gems.

Of course, a stricter definition did not result in more weight loss in the past, and it won't do so now either.

"There are limits to his contacts with the outside world which are of course strict – it pretty much has to be that way – but he is not totally excluded from all contact with other people," said Marius Emberland, the lawyer who will defend the state at trial.