Countries such as Belgium, Denmark, the Netherlands, Sweden, Greece and Bulgaria – although not Germany, Ireland or New Zealand – have laid down a strict order for negotiations, generally designating the largest single party the "formateur" and giving them the first chance to assemble an administration.
"We had strict orders from external sides".
Research has confirmed the hierarchical nature of the first four levels; strong support for a strict ordering of evaluation and synthesis is currently lacking, thus these two levels are often combined (Kreitzer and Madaus, 1994).
This is, for instance, the option followed in Simons (1987), as also in Leśniewski's original theory (1916), where the partial ordering axioms for 'P' are replaced by the strict ordering axioms for 'PP'.[9] Ditto for 'PE', which was in fact the primitive relation in Whitehead's (1919) semi-formal treatment of the mereology of events (and which is just the converse of 'PP'PP
For example, Eisenhower was under strict orders to eat a bland diet for his Crohn's disease.
The Hearst press is under strict orders to ignore Welles except for series of articles pointing out that he is a menace to American motherhood, freedom of speech, etc., otherwise no listing of his name, even in listings or radio programs.
"We would like to inform you that we have followed the strict orders and instructions that you made for our work, which pushed us to work harder to serve the citizens, the sons of the courageous leader of victory and peace, Mr. President the Patriot Saddam Hussein (may God save him)," the governor wrote.
But he, too, is under strict orders to keep movement to a minimum for at least a week.
"They have strict orders".
Strict orders ordering me never to enter.
