Gove's behaviour (for years he had insisted he was not up to the job of being leader and did not want it) raised doubts about his "consistency, strict adherence to principle and, yes, trustworthiness".
He's shown a steady hand in leading his state and a stern adherence to principles.
He advocated strict adherence to these principles until the early 1950s, when De Sica felt that the genre was becoming cliché.
Any literary merit the book possessed, Finkel insisted in an interview, was due to strict adherence to the principles of reporting.
Strict adherence to Party principles was demanded of all publications, which were required to be edited by Party members of proved loyalty to the proletarian revolution.
For instance, at a time when a strict adherence to deductive principles of physics had proved fruitless for understanding the nature of stars, insights from Quaker mysticism led Eddington to argue that an outlook less concerned with certainty and more concerned with further exploration was necessary to overcome the obstacles of incomplete and uncertain knowledge.
With a strict adherence to his principles, Turnbull's work was unique during a period of rampant commercialism in the arts.
Yet, despite its superficial appeal, race-blindness is an ideal at war with itself: Strict adherence to this principle would impede its own enforcement and inhibit addressing the harmful effects of its own past violation.
Note: The desirability of some mistress candidates outweigh strict adherence to this principle, so if you have the opportunity to sleep with Marion Cotillard, and your wife refuses to change her name to Marion Cotillard, you might have to retrain yourself to shout your own name during sex.
While Woodfull himself never touched alcohol due to his strict adherence to his religious principles, he did not impose his beliefs on his team.
