Sentence examples for strict restoration from inspiring English sources
In order to preserve this legacy, interventions must be performed according to very strict restoration requirements.
The accurate on-line algorithm includes two special steps: the first one is relaxed adiabatic incremental adjustments; the second one is strict restoration adjustments.
As real estate prices surge in downtown Charleston, many longtime owners can no longer afford to maintain their homes to the city's strict restoration standards and must choose between hanging onto an uninhabitable property or sell to developers.
In 1409 he founded his own monastery at Dga'-ldan, devoted to the restoration of strict monastic discipline.
A countermovement for the restoration of strict control over the circumstances under which abortions might be permitted soon sprang up, and the issue became entangled in social and political conflict.
The language must be tightened to insure that the money is earmarked exclusively for restoration purposes with strict federal accountability.
Until the Meiji restoration of 1868, strict adherence to Buddhism and Shinto meant that Japan ate little beef.
First of all, it was a period of restoration in the strict sense of the word: After a decade of neglect, the temples were restored, even though Julians untimely death prevented their complete renovation.
On June 29, the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) declared the restoration of a strict Shariah law-governed caliphate in an area stretching from Diyala in Iraq to Aleppo, Syria.
Still, in May 2002,, under pressure from preservation groups, the transportation department put together the Merritt Parkway Restoration Guide, imposing stricter, more uniform guidelines for any future bridge-repair projects, just to be safe.
Florida has one of the highest disenfranchisement rates and strictest paths to voting rights restoration in the nation after Gov. Rick Scott (R) rescinded previous reforms and removed automatic clemency for certain felony offenders.
