Sentence examples for operations strictly from inspiring English sources

"In fact, the Department of Justice and the bureau's own guidelines for conducting domestic operations strictly forbid such actions".

Beyond transport operations, strictly speaking, transport firms deliver various services of management of flows, input to (and sometimes also management of) information systems, co-packing, co-manufacturing etc.

By default, Scully and Sand had also become criminals, and a large portion of the film focuses on how the chemists kept their operations strictly clandestine.

These operations strictly complied with Biosafety in Microbiological and Biomedical Laboratories, 4th Edition [32], which also encompasses 42-Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 73 to govern the possession, use, and transfer of select agents.

Since selection, recombination and mutation operate strictly within populations, only the migration operation, checking termination criteria and recording information for log files need to be parallelised.

But all such operations are strictly limited and usually subdued by red tape.

At one end of the spectrum, multimodality without structural rules does not lead us beyond context-free recognition: Jäger (2003) shows that the pure residuation logic for n-ary families of type-forming operations stays strictly context-free.

News is not at all a fair fight, as foreign ownership of media operations is strictly prohibited and foreign firms still cannot own more than 50% of an Internet content provider.

Hobbyists can use small UAS so long as their operations are strictly for hobby or recreational purposes, they stay five miles from an airport, stay lower than 400 feet above ground level and are within the visual line of sight of the operator.

All operations were strictly in compliance with aseptic principles.

The underground filtration step is taken, says director of recharge operations Adam Hutchinson, strictly to allay psychological concerns.