Sentence examples for intended strict from inspiring English sources

Additionally, given the intended, strict reading of → as logical implication and the equivalence of (¬p→q) and (p∨q), Lewis infers that disjunction too must be given a new intensional sense, according to which (p∨q) holds just in case if p were not the case it would have to be the case that q.

The legally required condition for such Emergencies, that there be "unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security", will be applied with its intended strict definition: any pro forma application of these words will nullify the National Emergency created.

The California legislation is strict, intended to ensure that patients have thought through the decision and are making it voluntarily.

One institution intended to provide strict supervision instead of secure detention is not an option these days: all four alternatives to detention schools run by the Probation Department are full.

"Essence" here is intended in a strict ontological sense: that property or set of properties of an individual the loss of which would necessarily terminate the individual's existence.

Announced in 2015, the CPP was intended to put strict limits on how much carbon power plants could emit.

It will be interesting to see how the app approaches the Chinese market in the future, and whether the Chinese government intends a stricter policy towards bitcoin.

Their influence is being felt in mosques, in schools and in committees and courts intended to enforce a strict version of Islamic law.

Another reason is powerful government incentives, especially in California, that have imposed strict regulations intended to help reduce carbon emissions to 1990 levels by 2020.

Both companies, though, would be forced to adhere to strict rules intended to rein in the way they wield their power in the marketplace.

And in a statement, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said he advocated strict laws intended to prevent teenagers from smoking and added that "tobacco regulation should be made by Congress and state legislatures".