Sentence examples for involved strict from inspiring English sources

The English style involved strict definitions for the five standard dances quickstep, waltz, fox-trot, tango, and blues to which were added after 1945 the Latin-American rumba, samba, calypso, and cha-cha-cha.

The ban was introduced at the tail end of a failed year-long government campaign against what it termed "terrorism" and "illegal religious activity" that involved strict controls of sermons in mosques, closure of a number of Islamic schools and restrictions on traditional dress.

However, we could reject the hypothesis that these developmental differences involved strict allocation of meristems to vegetative growth in lieu of reproduction.

Getting hepatitis C through a medical procedure is "extremely rare," Dr. Layton said, because normal medical techniques involve strict infection control precautions.

A cornerstone of the sector's efforts to be ethically compliant involves strict adherence to the stringent health and safety provisions of numerous ethical trading initiatives.

The penitential rite involving strict discipline did not endure beyond the early Middle Ages, and there can be no doubt that it was too rigorous for most Christians.

The process is costly and environmentally unfriendly, due to the formation of unstable intermediate diazo compounds and harsh process conditions (involving strict temperature control and the use of corrosive acids)2,3.

Establishing efficacy through acceptable designs such as randomized controlled trials involves strict protocols to ensure meaningful internal validity but different approaches are needed to demonstrate meaningful effectiveness (external validity) outside the study setting.

EU leaders will decide at the talks on Wednesday night whether to grant an extension to article 50 at all but are most likely to offer a longer delay of up to a year involving strict conditions forcing the UK into "sincere cooperation" with the rest of the bloc.

An autobiographical account fictionalized in the first person, it describes the gradual emotional and intellectual deterioration of a young wife and mother who, apparently suffering from postpartum depression, undergoes a "rest cure," involving strict bed rest and a complete absence of mental stimulation, under the care of her male neurologist.

And for undocumented workers, the process for petitioning for legalization could take well over a decade and involve strict employment requirements and fines, which might foreclose opportunities for women to qualify--yet another gender barrier to setting here and reuniting with family.