Sentence examples for strictest maintenance from inspiring English sources
Giuliana apologized and promised that she adhered to the strictest maintenance in that area, while the woman apologized for pressing on something -- she wasn't really sure what it was.
Fundamentalism is defined in the Oxford English Dictionary as the "strict maintenance of ancient or fundamental doctrines of any religion, especially Islam".
The strict maintenance of NCND principle is one of the most important means by which [MI5] makes good on that assurance.
On a subtler level, regulators encouraged commercial banks to lend: they were tolerant, for instance, about rules such as the strict maintenance of capital ratios.
But where the lessons of the trial seem straightforward enough -- social order in the colonies depends on a mercilessly strict maintenance of class, race and gender hierarchies -- the movie is anything but.
The efficacy of religious worship and of prayers is frequently associated with the strict maintenance of correct forms of language, taught by priests to their successors, lest the ritual become invalid.
The musicians are clad throughout in uniforms of a surprising powder blue, which suggests not the strict maintenance of law and order (you can just about picture this gaggle directing traffic) but a baby's romper suit washed one too many times.
A strict maintenance program every 3 6 months followed by a high standard of oral hygiene may hold a stable peri-implant condition after peri-implantitis surgery [16].
It guarantees the establishment and strict maintenance of a team formation using the Lyapunov-based control scheme (LbCS), which takes into account all the practical limitations, and the constraints due to fixed obstacles, nonholonomy and globally rigid formation requirements.
But despite Russians' earnest declamations, the strict maintenance of traditional values is more propaganda than sociological reality.
The strict maintenance of the core scaffold, despite permitting large indels, suggests that indels are likely to influence the structural/functional features of the domains in which they occur.
