Sentence examples for more strictly the from inspiring English sources

The more Chinese innovators gripe about fakery, the more strictly the government enforces the law.

The city should enforce noise and sanitation laws more strictly, the letter said, and take the barricades down.

If you have admissions out there it informs prosecutors' discretion to treat that entity even more strictly the next time".

In particular, the new distribution of nuclear charge changes the way that the electron (or, more strictly, the atom as a whole) emits or absorbs light.

Here, as applied to law, was the very mainspring of the pragmatists' outlook: the meaning of a doctrine or theory is indistinguishable from the practical effects of adopting it.James and Peirce were, more strictly, the philosophers of the club, and the pair make a wonderful study in contrasts.

Studying more strictly the parameter range, we find that the small patches rupture when Δτexcess = 15.5 MPa, but not when Δτexcess = 16.0 MPa. Figure 6 shows the rupture times on the fault plane.

The former results will be of interest primarily to hospital decision makers and third-party payers, while the latter will more strictly maintain the societal perspective important to the broader clinical and policy-making audience.

More strictly to the point were the Mozart items: his Adagio and Fugue in C minor, which seemed here only a step from the Beethoven, and the three arrangements he made for string trio of Bach fugues with original preludes.

Working with Mr. Harbison, Mr. Stahl hewed more strictly to the metronome markings in the score than Mr. Levine had at the Met.

That Buddhist tradition is dominant in Sri Lanka and Southeast Asia, and claims to adhere more strictly to the original practices established by the historical figure of the Buddha, who lived about 2,500 years ago.

More quietly, it also began more strictly enforcing the eligibility rules for the program.