Sentence examples for strict respect from inspiring English sources

We have left behind any strict respect for history or biography.

The irregular planning of the town indicates a strict respect for property rights and land tenure.

"Strict respect for international law, state sovereignty and the independent choice of each people is one of the crucial guarantees for ensuring that the tragedy of world war two never happens again," he said.

It's important for a judicial nominee to have both a strict respect for laws passed by the Legislature and signed by the president as well as a feeling of empathy for plaintiffs or defendants whose issues are being adjudicated.

When customers demand for very short lead-times and for a strict respect of the delivery schedules, it becomes difficult to avoid the existence of relatively large work-in-process buffers.

"It's clear this protocol was issued with strict respect for international law," said Jose Valencia, Ecuador's foreign minister, according to The Guardian.

The initial contact with the index patients - or their spouses - and their siblings was made by the operating surgeon, with the index patients' or surviving spouses' written consent, all in the strictest respect of medical confidentiality.

It is run by a charity, not for profit, and "no one has ever been asked to leave on account of running out of money"; staff are kind and always "strict about respect" – it's like going back to boarding school, she thinks, cheerfully enough.

New European data protection rules are very strict in respect of data breaches, requiring that data controllers report any security incidents where personal data has been lost, stolen or otherwise accessed by unauthorized third parties to their data protection authority within 72 hours of them becoming aware of it.

This procedure is strict with respect to identifying statistical significance.

In conclusion, Mr President, we consider it vital for the Commission to formulate an action programme for Latin America which, as already mentioned, contains practical, common proposals which promote, on the one hand, economic development and, on the other, peace, democracy and the strictest possible respect for human rights.