Sentence examples for set up strictly from inspiring English sources

Law enforcement have also set up strictly enforced traffic blockades protecting the pipeline site from protesters and the general public.

At the same time, local police have set up strictly enforced road blockades to protect the sites from protesters and the general public.

Like the Lambo, this car will not be street legal, and as you can tell by the giant wing alone, it has been set up strictly for racing.

Glancing back to see where the catcher has set up is not strictly against baseball's rules, but it violates the code.

There is already a licensed alternative space we have been using but we have plans to set up another not-strictly-legal venue soon just to keep the spirit alive.

Marine protected areas have been set up and are being strictly enforced.

Perel, in her book Mating In Captivity suggests, as one option, couples set up private email accounts strictly for sexual dialog.

aNote that while in animal development cell fate determination (i.e. what a cell will usually develop into) is more strictly set up during embryogenesis, the plasticity presented by plants reveals a much less restricted cell fate in which regulated steps in the cell differentiation (i.e. the trajectory from progenitor to progeny) are more important.

Russell says he decided to take part in Strictly because the public set up an online group called 'Get Russell on Strictly'.

Politically speaking, Belgian Muslim's have up to now kept a relatively low profile, preferring to join mainstream political parties rather than set up their own parties on strictly religious grounds.

The forest orchard, which was set up for research rather than strictly production, contains a mixture of traditional crops like peaches and cherries growing alongside more experimental ones, such as pawpaws and persimmons, so researchers can study how climate change is affecting growing conditions in southern New England.