Sentence examples for strict observance of rules from inspiring English sources
Architecture during the early English Renaissance was far less formal than that of mainland Europe and drew from a greater selection of motifs both ancient and modern, with less emphasis placed on the strict observance of rules derived from antique architecture.
He did what he could, particularly by encouraging the movements toward strict observance of the rules of life within religious orders.
Elected general of the order in 1232, Elias met with opposition from those who wanted strict observance of Francis' rule of poverty; they thought Elias too worldly and too dictatorial.
The task requires speed, skill and strict observance of very specific rules, he said, like the amount of time that can elapse from the moment water and flour mix to the moment the matzo comes out of the oven.
Maurist, member of a congregation of French Benedictine monks founded in 1618 and devoted to strict observance of the Benedictine Rule and especially to historical and ecclesiastical scholarship.
First, monks in Burgundy and Lorraine were independently inspired to return to a strict observance of the Benedictine rule and thereby to win the adherence of laypeople anxious to be saved.
The priory became known for its strict observance of the Augustinian rule and religious precepts.
No matter how troubling the subject, photography by groups like the Farm Security Administration and the Photo League, and the photojournalism in Life and Look and other magazines in the 1930's, 40's and 50's generally, observed the basic rules of precision, strict observance of perspective, and firmly grounded, mostly centralized compositions.
All information collected was treated as confidential in strict observance of legislation on observational studies.
A muscular, devout brand of Christianity which includes strict observance of Sunday as a day of rest.
Brahman members take the lead in the strict observance of caste regulations in such matters as diet and intercaste dining.
