Sentence examples for in strict terms from inspiring English sources

In strict terms, Reagan's neglect of the deficit wasn't Keynesian.

It's also important for the US not to be rigid about the definition of democracy and to understand that liberal democracy, in strict terms, does not provide the sole route to modernisation in all contexts and value systems.

In strict terms, Beowulf was not a knight, but rather a Scandinavian warrior, immortalised in an epic Old English poem composed in the early middle ages (but perhaps not written down until the eighth century).

Saying that living organisms are algorithms is, in the very least, misleading and in strict terms, false.

Some government agencies do not follow what the law requires or are not doing so in strict terms.

Growing up, my parents constantly preached of the importance of diversity and I saw the concept in strict terms of race, ethnicity and religion.

This view, as Aristotle implies, is sometimes boiled down to a mathematical formula, such as the golden section, but it need not be thought of in such strict terms.

This is mainly because critics are often shamed with the admonishment: "Surely you must admit that the world is better off without Saddam Hussein!" In the strict terms of a game of moral checkers, one is hard pressed to admit otherwise.

At the insistence of the United States, some war crimes were defined in even more strict terms than in the Geneva Conventions.

The first of the troika's quarterly reviews of Greek progress in observing the strict terms of the deal is to take place in October.

The first of the troika's quarterly reviews of Greek progress in observing the strict terms of the deal is due to take place in October.