Sentence examples for of strictness from inspiring English sources

The statute's mix of strictness and leniency makes Washington a useful testing ground.

They stayed largely apart from the regular congregants, who vary in degrees of strictness but are mostly modern Orthodox.

You notice it most in his trio of Stravinsky works and Swamp, but even at his most theatrically anarchic there is a sense of strictness in the dancing.

I am wondering whether this is a rule of etiquette and whether it can be applied with varying degrees of strictness.

What Mr Uribe and his Centro Democrático party reject is not the peace negotiation per se, but rather the lack of strictness and clarity with which it has developed.

It was not that the family distrusted literature altogether: Eliot's mother was a poet too, but her poems were celebrations of strictness and mission, featuring saints, martyrs and preachers.

Initial policy levels are summarised by the level of the tax wedge, the net replacement rate of unemployment benefits, and the summary indicator of the strictness of regulation in the EPL domain (all collected by the OECD).

In this paper we introduce a new family of inequalities (1) that encode the best possible quantification of the strictness of the non-trivial 1-negative type inequalities for finite metric trees.

Moreover, in seven of our cases of RCD the available data did not make it possible to distinguish between type 1 and 2. Evaluation of the strictness of a GFD was also necessarily based on the clinical judgement of each centre, without it being possible to even out this evaluation.

The restaurant smoking ban, the state antismoking lobby's most radical proposal to date, would have made New York second only to California in terms of the strictness of its smoking law.

Because of the strictness of this criterion, all changes should have been due to miscategorization.