Sentence examples for strictly commanded from inspiring English sources
One of the premises of social sciences is that society is not a system strictly commanded by constant universal laws.
Use mesh or bag style containers where you can, avoid using firm storage materials (like metal or hard plastic) unless absolutely necessary as these can often be heavier and command more space than they strictly require.
As opposed to being a strictly military command, the Pentagon is taking a welcome new track in putting AFRICOM together, focusing less on American "boots on the ground" than on training indigenous military and police forces to perform border security, while emphasizing health and humanitarian programs.
Among some devout religious believers, tithing -- giving 10percentt of one's income to charity -- is a duty commanded by God and strictly observed.
He has commanded that Catholic doctrines on marriage and family be strictly followed, because they "permit the full development of the human person".
Strictly, it doesn't even command us never to eat poached eggs or venison.
"We're not going to support any unit that is not operating strictly under Iraq command and control," he said.
The sigmoid-function controller in Figure 2(a) indicates the idea of fuzzy control with control commands loosely considered when the deviation is comparatively large, where the control commands are strictly treated when the deviation is comparatively small [27].
They strictly limit the amount of rent that a regulated apartment can command and protect tenants from the vagaries of the rental market.
