If the book doesn't make strict chronological sense, it does obey emotional logic.
Europeans should make strict adherence to human-rights standards, rather than religious belief, the litmus test for inclusion, she says.
The author's purpose was to present Judaism in a favourable light to pagans and make strict observance of religious laws attractive to Hellenistic Jews.
The enthusiastic nations have been the biggest backers of the UN approach because they are best able to make strict, binding agreements.
Labour's determination to make strict conditions on legality and objectives is what you would expect under a leader whose first act was to repudiate Iraq.
The summary of the book reflects on the case studies in a systematic manner, although the case studies are so diverse, informative and unique that it is hard to draw simple conclusions, and especially difficult to make strict and effective comparisons among case studies.
However, differences in study populations and predicted outcomes make strict comparison between these studies and our screening tool difficult.
Coalescent methods make strict assumptions, such as neutrality and the lack of recombination (identified based on the detection of homoplasious sites), which must be verified previously.
An improvement of this approach over existing meta-regression methods is that the use of regression splines eliminates the need to make strict a priori assumptions regarding the shape of the ERC, which allows for a more objective evaluation of its actual shape.
Whenever you feel tempted to cover for a coworker, remind yourself of where this leads and make strict boundaries for such situations.
The site might make strict rules and that is also for everyone else who didn't cheat or in other words, is innocent.
