Sentence examples for strictest term from inspiring English sources

"In the strictest term, I think it means that you go off and get married on your own, with whatever parties are necessary to make it legitimate and legal – perhaps to some exotic location, but that's not necessary".

I read a columnist who said, 'You have to enforce the law in its strictest terms.' And I thought.

The days when the front office defined success in the strictest terms — World Series title or utter failure — are gone.

But Apple and Amazon, to take the two most obvious examples in this market, are not particularly interested in making their platforms available except under the strictest terms.

In the strictest terms, this prayer seems to be opening up a dialogue with God during this yearly spring cleaning of sorts.

Many Latin countries adopted strict term limits in the 1970s and '80s to check authoritarian impulses after years of dictatorships.

A near-majority of the Council has apparently decided that voters were wrong when they agreed -- twice -- to impose strict term limits on New York's elected officials.

A little more than 10 years after a voters' revolt placed strict term limits on many state and local offices, politicians in seven states have started to fight back with efforts to ease those limits.

Santos is also attempting to reduce corruption: he has proposed stricter term limits on judges and future presidents, making re-election campaigns illegal and extending the term of the country's highest office to five or six years.

We adhere to strict terms of engagement and actively seek to blacklist inappropriate sites.

The loan agreements, Interpublic said, would impose stricter terms, including the elimination of its quarterly dividend.