Sentence examples for be a strict adherence from inspiring English sources

Racine declared the basis of the naturalistic effect in drama to be a strict adherence to the unities, which now seem the opposite of naturalistic.

Another hallmark of the disorder is a strict adherence to rituals and habits.

It is a strict adherence to dietary rules, which, broadly defined, include a complete separation of milk and meat, and a restriction to meat that comes from animals that have split hooves, chew their cud and are slaughtered in accordance with Jewish law; certain poultry, if it's killed correctly; and fish that has fins and scales, which is why shellfish is a no-go.

And though he often seethes with righteous anger – especially over any perceived abuses of the benefits system – he is also quick to rebut the idea that the show thrives on violence, pointing out that there is a strict adherence to the rules of the broadcasting watchdog Ofcom, despite the headbutting episode.

Secondly, the risk of protocol violation must be minimized by a strict adherence to the protocol, especially in trials conducted over the postoperative period where numerous medical doctors will be involved patient care.

The cat turns out to be no mere pet, but rather a Free Person named Sangris, a shape-­shifter unbound by the laws of nature or the limitations of Al Ayren's restrictive society, where cultural norms are dictated by a strict adherence to Islam.

My life was centered around a strict adherence to my religion.

Given the size of the mourners in the foreground relative to the crucified figures, the soldiers and spectators gathered in the mid-ground are far larger than a strict adherence to perspective would allow.

The dogfooding aspect here comes from Microsoft realizing that it has been advocating more openness and a strict adherence to the letter of the law and going through proper channels, by the government in accessing Microsoft's customer data.

We are unable to assess whether a strict adherence to the MAPS checklist will increase the word counts of mapping reports.

Smaller variations between PCCs should be acceptable as reasonable practice forbids a strict adherence to guidelines particularly for the elderly as other questions related to person-focused care (e.g. quality at the end of life) can become more important and the allocation of resources must be considered wisely [ 44].