Sentence examples for can be strictly from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Adler says the scope of the convention can be strictly limited.

The entertainment can be strictly avocational, like the Island Hill Chorus or the Long Island Banjo Society.

As an originalist, he thinks texts can be strictly interpreted, without trying to get into legislators' minds.

Its official website states that it "combines strong opposition to abortion with a recognition that there can be – strictly limited – conditions under which it may be morally preferable to any available alternative".

"I'm not unsympathetic to Justice Scalia's position; after all, in many cases the language of the Constitution is perfectly clear and can be strictly applied," he writes in "The Audacity of Hope".

Of these only "Mothra" can be strictly classified as a kaiju eiga (monster movie); the other two find Honda working in different genres, but bending their structures to fit his themes.

Although this evidence can not be strictly attributed to the double burden of having children and a career field, it can give a good indication of a trend in society.

If one and the same conscious property can be realized by different neurophysiological (or even non-neurophysiological) properties in different organisms, then the two properties can not be strictly identical.

After a day spent dispatching more seafood than can ever be strictly necessary, we do not have the wherewithal for sticky toffee pudding or lemon cheesecake, but they all look fine as they pass.

Further, assuming "conservative" plan modification, plan reuse can actually be strictly more difficult than plan generation.

Moreover, at least one of the methods (genomic context) relies on the principle of genome organization that can only be strictly applied to bacterial genomes (conservation of genomic intergene proximity).