Sentence examples for in the strictness from inspiring English sources

The stand-alone lyrics, in the strictness of their rhyme and meter, are almost inseparable from the cadence of Dylan's voice, let alone the melody; the repeated sounds in "loft," "cough," "soft," and "off" almost force you to sing along as you read them.

However, mutual differences are also visible in the strictness, extent and level of detail of these criteria, due to various interests and priorities.

The benchmark situation of most workers qualifying for a pension is analyzed with these last results, where moderate changes in the strictness of the requirements have a large impact on numbers eligible.

We have studied the effects of changes in minimum early retirement age and in the strictness of employment protection on the hazards from career jobs to gradual and permanent retirement by estimating a discrete competing hazard model with two hazards.

In the IZA-fRDB database, this is classified as to whether any policy intervention generates a change in the legislation below/above one tenth of the standard deviation of the cross-country deviation in the strictness of the relevant indicator.

Using a sample of men who were holding a full-time career job at age 50, we estimate a multinomial logit model of competing risks, with hazards into gradual and permanent retirement, to study the effects on these hazards of changes in minimum retirement age and in the strictness of employment protection legislation.

But this weaker version faces a difficulty in explaining the "strictness" of the Violation Claim.

Also the solutions in Corollaries 4.1, 4.2 and 4.3 will be unique if either A or B are strictly increasing, in which case the strictness of the subsolution or supersolution condition is not explicitly needed in their hypotheses.

The restaurant smoking ban, the state antismoking lobby's most radical proposal to date, would have made New York second only to California in terms of the strictness of its smoking law.

He said he believed offices had "their own take" on social security law in terms of the strictness with which they were sanctioning people, and that "management, and the culture of [Jobcentre Plus] – with only a few exceptions – viewed claimants with contempt".

Compared to the strictness in New York, London seems freer from commercial constraints.