Sentence examples for made of strict from inspiring English sources

There are a number of direct moral criticisms made of strict equality principles: that they unduly restrict freedom, that they do not give best effect to the moral equality of persons, that they conflict with what people deserve, etc. (see the sections on Libertarian Principles, and Desert-Based Principles, and the entry on equality).

If fault liability is efficient, what are we to make of strict liability?

They made use of strict party discipline to control any remaining assertiveness.

His campaign made claims of strict frugality, noting it had bought furniture through Craigslist and paid for more than 300 car trips for staff on the ride-sharing service UberX.

Yet, while this was technically the sport of skiing we were about to watch, the course was not made of snow in the strict soft and fluffy sense of the word.

In a CBS News poll conducted Sunday through Tuesday, 56percentt of the men said laws governing the sale of handguns should be made more strict; 73percentt of the women did.

President Zatlers made a series of strict demands of the Parliament, including a constitutional amendment that would allow voters to dismiss Parliament, and a new supervisory council to oversee economic development and the state's use of loans.

The estimation of the benchmark for referral rates for curative services at rural health centres was done by documenting the frequency and characteristics of referrals made under conditions of strict application of clinical guidelines.

Overall, 48percentt would like to see laws covering the sale of handguns made more strict, with 13percentt saying they should be made less restrictive and 29percentthatatheyey should be left unchanged.

The RIP3-KD protein expression appeared to be lower, but the massive apoptosis observed after 10 h of IPTG made a strict comparison difficult.

Roughly 2 in 3 Americans now say gun control laws should be made more strict in the wake of the murder of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, according to a number of polls, including a new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll that shows support for stricter gun laws among registered voters at 68percentt, compared with just 25percentt who oppose stricter gun laws".