Sentence examples for implemented strictly from inspiring English sources

Interrogation techniques, approaches, and treatments described in the Manual shall be implemented strictly in accord with the principles, processes, conditions, and limitations the Manual prescribes.

A four-way telephone call with the leaders of Ukraine and Russia was followed by a French statement saying there was agreement that the package of measures negotiated in Minsk last week should be implemented "strictly and in their entirety".

"The three main parties agree on the desirability of fiscal consolidation on a scale that, if implemented strictly over the course of the next Parliament, would be consistent" with the government's maintaining its triple-A rating, he said.

"We consider it paramount that the EU regulations are implemented strictly in order to avoid any suffering caused to the animals by transportation".

The Saudi Building Code promotes water conservation and should be implemented strictly and amended based on participatory approach to include water metering requirements.

On Thursday morning, an emergency phone call between French, German, Ukraine, and Russian leaders ended with a pledge to make a new push to ensure the second Minsk peace accord would from now on be implemented "strictly and in its entirety".

Standard operating procedures were implemented and strictly followed for preparation of brain homogenates.

It should be noted that the acknowledgment of the different lead times in outcomes of the implemented precursors strictly depend on the proper understanding of Lithosphere Atmosphere Ionosphere (LAI) coupling mechanism during seismic activities.

We implemented a strictly nested sampling design to construct nested-contiguous SAR (SACR), and systematic nested but non-contiguous, and random designs to construct non-contiguous species richness curves (SASRs for systematic and SACs for random designs) per dataset.

This is consistent with the results of Kondo and Shigeoka (2015); the increase in elderly employment due to the EESL is mainly observed in large firms, because the mandatory retirement policy was implemented more strictly at large firms.

Key lessons include: i) Strictly protected marine reserves are considered essential for climate change resilience and will be necessary as scientific reference sites to understand climate change effects ii) Adaptive management of MPA networks is important but hard to implement iii) Strictly protected reserves managed as ecosystems are the best option for an uncertain future.