Sentence examples for strict systems from inspiring English sources

It is symbolic of a shift in evangelical attitudes away from teetotaling and the theological desirability of strict systems of rules.

First, "serial" (including 12-tone composers), meaning composers who wrote with varyingly strict systems involving the "precomposed ordering" of all 12 pitches; Mr. Babbitt and Mr. Wuorinen are representative of this group.

It has also refocused attention on the need for strict systems of control and rigorous checks and balances to assure safety.

There's little room for experimentation, and even animated typefaces tend to follow relatively strict systems.

He mostly gave up on those strict systems after a few years, but the experiments helped lead to his breakthrough work, the 1955 "Le Marteau Sans Maitre" (The Hammer Without a Master).

One was Scholastic — strict, system-building.

"It was a very strict system until the 16th century," Ms. Chang said.

But most polls show Mainers to be happy with their strict system.

The DfE says: "Academies are subject to a strict system of oversight and breaches of the rules are rare".

Chinese society is heavily influenced by the traditional values associated with Confucianism, which promotes a strict system of norms and propriety.

The British government also introduced a strict system for tracking every cow in the country, something we are only now edging toward.