Sentence examples for given strictly to from inspiring English sources

She was referred to an oncologist, who offered "palliative" chemotherapy, given strictly to ease symptoms, not to try for a cure.

Medical schools teach little about how to discuss death with patients, or how to treat pain or provide other palliative care, which is treatment given strictly to keep a patient comfortable.

It is enough to prove that any given strictly monotone sequence of there is a supremum.

In 1879, after Stone organized a petition by suffragists across the state, Massachusetts women were given strictly delimited voting rights: a woman who could prove the same qualifications as a male voter was allowed to cast her vote for members of the school board.

In the second example, we can obtain an approximate solution with any given strictly positive tolerance level.

Permanent positions at government research institutes are given strictly on the basis of your publication record, she explains, and her time at Cold Spring Harbor had been very productive.

The Talmud suggests this idea epigrammatically: "Jerusalem was only destroyed because judgments were given strictly upon Biblical Law and did not go beyond the requirements of the law".

In [32], it is shown that adaptive reuse can be beneficial when there is mix of VoIP and data flows, and VoIP is given strictly higher priority.

Microsoft has previously given strictly limited demos of WP8, keeping its powder dry ahead of the 'big reveal' (at one U.K. HTC press briefing for its new line-up of WP8 devices journalists were not allowed to navigate beyond the lock screen during their 'hands on' time).

It's possible that each and every Oscar handed out last night was given strictly on the merits.

The company's secret sauce lies in using an individual's birth chart (date, time and place of birth) and current location to provide a more accurate reading than the majority of horoscopes – which give strictly sun sign information.