Sentence examples for strict agreements from inspiring English sources
A Facebook official said that regardless of where the data was kept, it was governed by strict agreements between the companies.
In a statement to The Independent, the BBC said: "All independent TV companies who produce programmes for BBC World News have to sign strict agreements to ensure programmes meet the BBC's editorial guidelines, including avoiding any conflict of interest".
Facebook acknowledged that some partners did store users' data, including data from their Facebook friends, on their own servers, but said that those practices abided by strict agreements.
From the very first collaborations with companies doing pharmacogenomic analyses on new drugs, he has had to abide by strict agreements of confidentiality.
And Monsanto maintains strict agreements with its farmer clients that leave them virtually no choice but to feed at the corporate trough.
His way with form had to be in strict agreement with his attitude toward the subject and with the aesthetic task at hand.
There is no strict agreement on this point, though in general kosher wine must be made with equipment used exclusively for kosher wines and handled only by observant Jews who use only kosher ingredients.
Having such strict agreement among critics is a bit like letting the blind judge a beauty pageant: the results are sometimes unreliable, and even less translatable to the world at large.
Polyclonal antibodies produced against the simplified variants were able to recognize the parent peptide, but not the opposite simplified forms, in strict agreement with the model of independent surfaces of recognition.
At that time, the I.M.F. agreed to provide Russia with $17 billion in additional aid, in return for adherence to a strict agreement with the fund on spending, tax collection and social programs.
The most evident difference is the drastic decrease of FWI in the formulations including the organic solvent, in strict agreement with results reported in the literature [14, 18, 19, 25].
