Sentence examples for beyond strictly from inspiring English sources

The reforms of Pope Benedict XVI extend beyond strictly liturgical matters.

In political philosophy he held that ecclesiastical authority should not extend beyond strictly spiritual matters, and the increasingly humanist regime of Naples welcomed his view that the state should dispossess clerical and religious orders of their lands.

Alternative perspectives on academic writing suggest success within academic environment requires second language skills that extend beyond strictly essay writing.

However, social aspects, understood as those expressions or comments that go beyond strictly academic interaction, i.e. the need to carry out group work, are not clearly defined.

As the Barbie example illustrates, what humans can contribute to these artifacts goes beyond strictly technological performance in a narrow task arena and many include very complex symbolic dimensions as well, whose exact meaning may be beyond our ability to identify.

The ESSN website also offers free resources about moving beyond strictly security or active-shooter-focused approaches.

I ask him about his interest in pornography, which seems to go beyond the strictly anthropological.

Naturally we have begun to invoke Mr Carter in areas of life beyond the strictly dental remit.

Through optional services and the flexibility of its many waivers, this federal-state insurance program goes well beyond being strictly a safety net for the very poor.

The great advantage of government spending over private spending is not only that it is surer but also that it directly addresses public needs beyond the strictly economic.

But it also needs a South Africa that is prepared to go beyond its strictly Africanist agenda, and to deliver on its commitments to good governance, human rights and democracy enshrined in the new vision of the African Union and Nepad.