Sentence examples for strictly before from inspiring English sources

Firms must gain proper consent (defined strictly) before using and processing data.

Congress requires the state to screen the mentally ill strictly before they are sent to nursing homes, to ensure that the placement is proper.

The use of the a-prefix strictly before verbs ending in "ing" turns out to be as consistent in mountain dialect as any rule of written grammar, he told the students.

The regulations laid out by FTC have been formulated keeping in mind, the importance of user information security and because of this it is necessary for the companies to follow them strictly before creating or modifying any of their business practices.

Trained in Musical Theatre at the Royal Academy of Music (following training at the Birmingham School of Acting), Helen has some dance experience, but has never done anything quite like Strictly before.

In 1049 Leo IX declared that he would take more interest in English church matters and would investigate episcopal candidates more strictly before confirming them.

He says: "I've faced a lot of tough opposition in the past, but I've never faced anyone as tough as the Strictly judges before!

The sting in the tail is the change to what regulators will count, more strictly than before, as equity capital.Who should the bankers fear most?

That rule hadn't really been as strictly enforced before, so many didn't realize they had broken it when they added members who don't live at home.

She's performed on Strictly Come Dancing before, she's singing a Jessie J song AND she roars everything like she's been set on fire.

If I had not, I fear that, despite our age difference, there might have been speculation about the possibility of a little granny-shagging going on behind the scenery (OK, I definitely fantasised about that!) As I've stated before, Strictly pro-celeb relationships are always complicated.