Sentence examples for strictly apply to from inspiring English sources

The unionist mantra of "no guns, no government" doesn't strictly apply to the PUP, because at present there is little prospect of the UVF-aligned party being in government.

The implicit bargain that underlies bank supervision regulation in exchange for deposit insurance and back-up from the central bank as lender of last resort does not strictly apply to institutions without any depositors.

Although the classical PST method almost always guarantees a visually plausible normal map, it in fact suffers from a serious accuracy problem: the simple Lambertian reflectance model adopted in PST does not strictly apply to most real-world textures, which exhibit specular reflection properties to various degrees.

"The US has always claimed the Geneva Conventions don't strictly apply to these detainees," he said.

These rules do not strictly apply to every situation and are occasionally violated.

It is recognized that the definition used in this study may not strictly apply to all geographic areas.

Although just intonation occupied the attention of many theorists, its disadvantages are so great that it is doubtful whether the system was ever strictly applied to harmonized music.

Rehnquist also tried repeatedly to restrict the widened application of the fourteenth amendment, arguing that it must be strictly applied to the racial discrimination that had brought it into being.

If the law was strictly applied to sports, many coaches and managers would happily decline to discuss their players' injuries because many have long believed that they were compromising a competitive advantage by doing so.

But two hours later, when Governor Leavitt proposed changing the order in which issues would be debated, Mr. Griffith said the requirement for a two-thirds vote must be strictly applied to the commission agenda.

I'm not sure this strictly applies to the Almighty, but my sympathy bends in that direction.