Sentence examples for makes a strictly from inspiring English sources
O'Higgins admits that Bently, on the whole, makes a strictly ad hominem attack on Collins.
Another disadvantage is the relatively low inter-observer agreement and intra-observer agreement (depending on the level of experience), which makes a strictly standardised examination (e.g. according to certain anatomical landmarks) crucial [ 2, 14].
The suit also requests that the Environment Ministry entity running the national park, SERNANP, modifies how it has been zoned so the area overlapping the proposed reserve is made a "strictly protected zone" where oil operations are prohibited.
Still, this unusual pattern of transmission does not make a strictly biological explanation particularly compelling.
Some wearers of the veil make a strictly personal choice to don it.
The possibility of bringing in Colin Kaepernick for a tryout was "discussed" by the quarterback-needy Washington Redskins, according to coach Jay Gruden, who said Tuesday the team made a "strictly football" decision to look elsewhere.
However, modern problem sets have made a strictly-bureaucratic approach an insufficient solution.
The Association of the Federal Bar of the State of New Jersey, in an unusual move reflecting dissatisfaction among former prosecutors and other lawyers practicing in the federal courts, adopted a resolution in September deploring political influence in the selection of federal prosecutors and calling on Mr. Bush to make a choice strictly on merit.
Then I did not make a prediction, strictly speaking, at all; merely a remark about what presently seems to me.
Such a provision would effectively deter a raider from making a bid strictly with the intention of forcing the company to pay "greenmail," takeover parlance for a premium paid to get rid of a hostile suitor.
Higbie later returned to Fox News and said he was making a reference "strictly to the scrutiny on immigration and the stopping of immigration" and "it had nothing to do with internment camps whatsoever".
