'strict belief' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a belief or set of beliefs that someone holds very firmly and is unwilling to compromise on. For example, "He held a strict belief that all citizens should have the right to vote."
But, like other pacifists, they faced an additional challenge: maintaining a strict belief in nonviolence after an act of violence had touched them so directly.
Apple's security team are a tight-knit tribe of hackers driven by a strict belief system and with almost unparalleled power around the company's Cupertino campus, according to a former employee who worked closely with them.
Though the Wilsons came from opposite ends of the Bible Belt, economically speaking — Diguid was the child of a wealthy entrepreneur, while Loree, whose father died when she was seven, grew up in an orphanage — they shared a strict belief in appearances.
Though the Wilsons came from opposite ends of the Bible Belt, economically speaking Diguid was the child of a wealthy entrepreneur, while Loree, whose father died when she was seven, grew up in an orphanage they shared a strict belief in appearances.
From these statements it is clear that the LDS religion maintains strict belief in God as the creator.
Liberalism believes in personal autonomy and a strict belief in minimizing the state's role in personal decisions -- to the extent these personal decisions do not harm other individuals.
But it appears that they were able to make the decision in good conscience as Catholics, despite strict beliefs about abortion, because this case has special dimensions.
Similarly, "Gran Torino" depicts the last breaths of a certain kind of man: Kowalski is a former autoworker who lives his life according to strict beliefs and rules.
This was because Liu Kang was depicted therein as a Shaolin monk, who in general have strict beliefs regarding killing and murder.
As he grew up he began questioning his family's strict beliefs, he says, and at 16 got into a big argument that ended in him running away to Israel.
The negative effects of overcrowding noted by respondents could also be related to having to share intimate social spaces, and settling with other clans, which Acholi and broader Luo-speaking peoples have strict beliefs about [ 42].
