Sentence examples for strict build from inspiring English sources

Structural surveys carried out by the MDC found the brickwork and foundations to be in very good condition and it was considered a testament to the strict build quality of Hartley's design that a building almost 150 years old was still in such good condition.

In March, to help accelerate Schiano's reform efforts (and to be in compliance when the new collective bargaining agreement's salary floor goes into effect in 2013), Dominik diverged from his strict build-through-youth mantra and finally started spending some of his team's abundant salary-cap space.

Nevertheless, in several rounds of negotiations, the Obama administration has continued to press for a hard-line patent regime, claiming that stricter rules build on existing requirements that encourage innovation.

The public structures would be built by the government; much of the housing could be put up privately by Haitians but under stricter building regulations.

Unlike its classical namesake, Troy rebuilt quickly, with newer brick homes and commercial buildings, built to stricter standards, replacing the old ones and expanding again.

But for supporters of Ballot Measure 2, one thing is clear: A strict timeline was built into the voter-passed initiative to guide rule makers and citizens through the legalization process.

Secondly, we built strict inclusion and exclusion criteria to exclude the effects of secondary osteoporosis, nationality, and any antiresorptives/anabolic agents.

Lord Coe has consistently issued strict warnings in the build up to the Games, saying: "You come to London and you try to cheat, we will get you".

The criteria for assignment to the three diagnostic groups were strict in order to build homogenous groups.

Strict zoning and building regulations and environmental concerns often limit just how much true slopeside construction can be built.

Some of these steps build on stricter security measures that Europeans put in place after the September 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States.