According to WMUR, Brown called his return to the Granite State "strictly personal," despite talk that he may launch a run for U.S. Senate in the state.
Strictly, that is not funny.
In so doing, Mers violated state laws that strictly regulate foreclosure procedures.
Now if national leadership, were to request that the states strictly enforce the speed limits, but not change them, there would be a quick and lasting reduction in fuel consumption.
States that strictly limit access to guns have largely done so for some time.
That would have overridden the laws in many states that strictly limit concealed-carry permits or, in the case of Illinois, ban them entirely.
Yet, many theorists, including many philosophers (e.g., Sartre 1940) thought that realizing that one is dreaming is incompatible with the dream state and that dream lucidity is strictly impossible.
We could simply sell the debt directly to the Federal Reserve for the necessary cash (as stated earlier, that's not strictly permitted under current rules, but there's no economic reason not to do it).
First, one may acknowledge that it is, strictly speaking, not states themselves that are causally efficacious, but events that are closely associated with them, such as the manifestation of a belief, the formation of an intention, or the "onslaught" of a desire (Davidson 1963).
This would not really be much to talk of, if it were not for the fact that company rules strictly state that no men are allowed at their parties.
Assemblyman Luis A. Alejo, a Democrat and a sponsor of the bill, traced his involvement back to protests against the 1994 state ballot initiative that would have strictly limited access to public services for immigrants here illegally.
