He was always strict, but fair.
In these tales, the nuns are always strict, the celebrations are always festive and the pews are always packed.
There are always strict limits on a civil servant's right to lend or borrow money, and they are prohibited from accepting gifts.
There were always strict protocols in place to avoid injury – but even then, when the camera rolled and my fellow actor performed with all of the aggression required to make their performance believable, my adrenaline kicked in.
Early critics moved quickly from these points to the epiphenomenalist conclusion that mental properties are causally irrelevant, because there are always strict law properties physical properties to causally explain the occurrence of an event.
What he has to offer is an original idea of colour; a very personal, flat, empty design, as if cut out in cardboard … His statement is always so strict, parsimonious, and dogmatically severe, that it looks even emptier than it is.
However, the question of whether there is always a strict distinction between these types of pain under clinical conditions arises.
A Lockean natural rights view holds that one is always bound by a strict moral duty to respect everyone's natural rights, come what may.
The rationale of doing so is based on the fact that the outcome of the tests is always at least a strict partial order, which can be appropriately presented via a DAG.
Like other backstepping methods, this design is always successful for systems in strict-feedback form.
