Sentence examples for strict matter from inspiring English sources

As a strict matter of law, all non-elderly Americans who earn more than the poverty line will be obliged to obtain some form of health coverage.

A serious implication of such findings is that rather than being a strict matter of individual choice, volunteers may be entering and remaining in service because they lack alternative livelihood options [ 36, 37].

The rules of the coaching fraternity are strict: No matter how good your team is, you must always find fault.

Even though Rose's test was declared invalid after that championship, Dee said, eligibility was a strict liability matter and any victories with an ineligible player had to be forfeited.

Judicial salaries are set by the Legislature and there are plenty of mandated costs, but the purchase of a $32,000 sofa, as a strict legal matter, is at the discretion of the court.

Installed in a private kitchen at the Élysée Palace, Hortense Catherine Frott) is polite but strict on matters of culinary principle, an old hand at populist fare though not a popularizer.

He was strict in matters of law ("No pity in judgment!"—i.e., compassion is irrelevant in establishing what the law is or means), but he opposed the death penalty.

"But even with the crisis, and even because of it, it's a changing world, with emerging partners, and there is a demand for a Europe that acts outside strict economic matters.

"I think if you're going to have technology, it's got to be under strict guidelines, matters of fact".

The country's regulators are known for being particularly strict in matters of e-commerce regulation and making it transparent for buyers and sellers.

Even in an age that is much less strict in matters of religion, "What did I do wrong?" is a thought that lurks in the mind when bad things happen.