Sentence examples for a strict return from inspiring English sources

Early fundamentalist doctrine attacked competing religions -- especially Catholicism, which it portrayed as an agent of the Antichrist -- and insisted on the literal truth of the Bible, a strict return to "fundamental" principles and a thoroughgoing rejection of modernity.

A strict return to sport criteria, established by Fitzgerald et al. [ 38], requires the patient to achieve ≥ 90% on the following measures: QI, all 4 single-legged hop tests, KOS-ADL's and GRS.

The supply-side assumption of the model was that, according to a strict return policy, fixed quotas of foreign trainees entering anaesthesia workforce would be implemented and remain constant over the years.

"Be prepared to use your best manners and don't make your returns during stressful times of the day for you, when you're likely to blow up at the long wait in line to make a return or strict return policies that you can't measure up to".

And some stores have very strict return policies.

Moreover, MBGs positively affect consumers' responses for search and experience goods, although for experience goods, MBGs should be designed with stricter return conditions as compared to MBGs for search goods.

Best Buy and Wal-Mart have stricter return policies for computers, digital cameras and other electronics, while shoppers have less time from the date of purchase to return sunglasses at Banana Republic than they have for apparel returns.

If you want to take them outside for the day, set a strict daily time to return home so the routine can continue.

Upon receiving sufficient results (i.e., at least 2) for the same task, the server is able to consider it valid if a strict majority of clients return the same output.

The Brotherhood, founded in Egypt in the nineteen-twenties, denounced the iniquities of the modern world and called for a return to a strict interpretation of Islam.

They want a return to a strict regime of work permits to keep low-wage workers out even if it means flouting EU rules.At the core of the growing Dutch anxiety are abstract arguments, not practical ones.