Sentence examples for strict limiting from inspiring English sources

In "Entity and identity" (published in 1976 and reprinted in Strawson 1997) Strawson proposed being quite strict, limiting the phrase 'criterion of identity' to cases where there either is an explicitly statable necessary and sufficient condition that does not use the identity relation, or one where the identity relation is only applied to constitutent parts of the objects.

However, inclusion of cases was purposefully strict, limiting cases to persons from whom no organisms other than E. meningoseptica were isolated.

Deteriorating economic conditions at home implied stricter limits on American intervention abroad.

This proposal would give New York the strictest limits on tobacco of any major American city.

But there are still strict limits.

He argued for strict limits on immigration.

In 1759, it established strict limits on usury.

I value the strict limits, and the challenge.

The company has also put strict limits on expense accounts.

There will be strict limits to field access.

The rules governing the fund establish strict limits.