What had once been a matter of necessity there was a limit to the success of bands that played strictly cover versions, and Britain's professional songwriters had little understanding of these new forms of music was now a matter of principle: self-expression onstage and in the studio was what distinguished these "rock" acts from pop "puppets" like Cliff Richard.
Before you read the reviews, keep in mind that this taste test strictly covers kettle-style chips.
Because we focus on operational systems, we excluded literature that strictly covers general management, marketing and service management issues, and does not discuss logistical aspects at all.
Because we focus on quantitative decision models, we excluded literature that strictly covers general management, marketing and service management issues, and does not discuss modeling aspects and decision support systems at all.
Dave Detwiler, whose blog, "Strictly Oompah," covers the history of the sousaphone, is in the latter camp.
Those calls were strictly over what was covered, not medical necessity, he said -- Ms. Wiser's plan did not cover the treatments but Mr. Wiser's did.
(GP 8) Some GPs reported that, with the introduction of the GMG 2004, they differentiated more strictly between medical services covered by SHI and any further medical services, which patients apparently accept.
In the second place, "strictly necessary force" covers circumstances such as the Bataclan shootings in Paris on Friday, where lethal measures by security forces are required to protect life.
(There was much argument among the girls about whether it was strictly necessary to cover your eyes during kissing scenes or scenes involving Colin Firth on horseback, for example—so as to avoid irreparable harm to your modesty).
While this Review is not intended to cover strictly diastereoselective fluorination reactions, tandem processes will be given an overview in this section due to the potential ambiguities of determining whether or not the fluorination step is under catalyst control.
