Sentence examples for are strictly defined from inspiring English sources

And, nearly always, the parameters under which they work are strictly defined.

In the patriarchal societies found in many developing countries, gender roles are strictly defined.

At American insistence, these crimes are strictly defined and there are strong safeguards against overzealous or politically motivated prosecutions.

Loan said he grew up in a traditional Vietnamese family, where men's and women's roles are strictly defined.

Unlike mutual funds, which are strictly defined under America's 1940 Investment Act, hedge funds operate under exemptions to the law.

"I think some companies are still locked into a definition of the nuclear family where women's and men's roles are strictly defined," Mr. Costello said.

Curiously, many comic-hosted podcasts are not shows that could be strictly defined as comedy.

These new powers should be strictly defined and regularly vetted to ensure legal compliance and effectiveness.

There was a fluidity in their world; nothing was strictly defined.

Their ultimate destination was Constantinople, where their rights of trading were strictly defined by treaty.

Even then the situations were restricted and the scope of the authority was strictly defined.