Even though Rose's test was declared invalid after that championship, Dee said, eligibility was a strict liability matter and any victories with an ineligible player had to be forfeited.
Judicial salaries are set by the Legislature and there are plenty of mandated costs, but the purchase of a $32,000 sofa, as a strict legal matter, is at the discretion of the court.
In More's mature philosophy, then, there was a strict dichotomy between matter and spirit but that dichotomy was not defined, as it was in Cartesianism, in terms of extension and non-extension.
If confirmed, would she be an activist, empathetic grammarian, as liberals expect, or turn out to be a strict constructionist on matters of grammar, syntax and usage?
On songs like "I Must Be Saved" and "Instead," Ms. Peyroux urges a strict focus on matters of the heart, imploringly or insouciantly.
As the title of the first episode, "F***ing Funny," indicates, don't expect the decorum of Ken Burns' "The Civil War," or a strict chronology for that matter.
A strict disciplinarian in artistic matters, Rimsky-Korsakov was also a severe critic of his own music.
Mr Mansur told the jury there were others there who commented on the situation in Syria, but the school had a strict policy on such matters.
In a strict sense, population size matters.
