Sentence examples for be given to strictly from inspiring English sources

No formal title concerto is known to be given to strictly instrumental music before 1621, and then the word means both "concerted" or "playing together" and "technically [or even 'virtuosically'] elaborated".

"Consideration could be given to identifying and strictly limiting and controlling allowable sites for use by adults".

They're given to you strictly for entertainment and a laugh, and are almost always obnoxious in size and completely useless.

"The reasons being given to us are strictly commercial".

According to army figures, 8percentt of the exemptions from military service are given to people registered as strictly Orthodox yeshiva students.

Public support and attention is given to each of them based strictly on the extent to which each of them corresponds to the prevailing standard of beauty".

A written version of the telephone survey was given to each interviewer, who adhered strictly to the structure and format of the script provided.

But the director took me by surprise: he resembled, with his balding enigmatic smile and tired-looking eyeglass frames, exactly what he was: a librarian; and librarians, particularly directors of historic landmarks, are given to the utilitarian, or, if not strictly that, then surely not to public fibbing.

"Any information received will be given due consideration strictly guided by the requirements of the Rome Statute in the independent and impartial exercise of the Office's mandate," a spokesperson for Bensouda told VICE News.

Do you want your baby to be given any bottles or will he be strictly breastfed only?

Many were adamant that people who did not comply with their doctor's advice, such as refusing to take their medication or attend dialysis sessions, should not be given priority over those who strictly followed their doctor's recommendations.