Sentence examples for strict use of from inspiring English sources

His paintings, with their strict use of vertical and horizontal shapes and primary colours, closely resembled Mondrian's until about 1920.

It was feared that the team would necessarily be reductionist in its approach, as a result of an overly strict use of stylistic criteria of authenticity.

However, letters and other memorabilia displayed at the Courtauld exhibition also reveal that Mondrian was a less forbidding character than his white spaces, precise grids and strict use of primary colours might suggest.

To determine if strict use of the Paralyzed Veterans of America's Clinical Practice Guidelines for Preservation of Upper Limb Function affects wheelchair setup, selection, propulsion biomechanics, pain, satisfaction with life, and participation of individuals with new spinal cord injuries (SCIs).

NHTSA has proposed rules that would impose more strict use of mobile devices at the level of the OS and individual devices, with increased responsibility on operating system providers like Apple and Google.

While the term 'a priori' is sometimes used in this way, the strict use of the term restricts a priori justification to justification derived solely from the use of reason.

Intensive training, stricter use-of-force standards and prosecutions of officers who kill innocent people are necessary to begin to repair systems that have tolerated this bloodshed.

Under the watchful eye of a hovering police helicopter, more than 200 Sacramento students walked out of classes Thursday to demand stricter use-of-force laws in the wake of the decision not to charge officers who shot an unarmed black man here last year.

Their doubts suggest that judges must hold the government to much stricter use of the statute and that, if required to decide the question, these justices might well rule that the use of the law to detain suspects who pose no flight risk is unconstitutional.

This raises the question, whether a stricter use of sanctions will be effective in Germany.

This agreement would not only extend the world's strongest cap-and-trade program beyond 2020, it would generate billions in new investment to reduce emissions while requiring stricter use of carbon offsets under the system.