Sentence examples for strictly define from inspiring English sources

Since 1997, dozens of religious organizations have been lobbying Congress to pass a workplace religious freedom act, which would more strictly define and raise the undue-hardship standard.

"We must strictly define authority in accordance with the law and... never allow any group or individual to have special rights which exceed the constitution or the law," Huang told the meeting.

Despite their "We the People" T-shirts, the visceral drivers of this fragmented formation are not conservatives striving to defend the Bill of Rights and strictly define constitutional language.

Rural governments should strictly define and enforce land use rights.

Then, we strictly define Algorithm-SAfe Publishing (ASAP) to capture and eliminate threats from algorithm-based disclosure.

However, the computation of the ED is suffering to strictly define the resonance frequency band.

But chess is a game of strictly defined rules.

"At home, my job was very strictly defined," she said.

And, nearly always, the parameters under which they work are strictly defined.

These new powers should be strictly defined and regularly vetted to ensure legal compliance and effectiveness.

Curiously, many comic-hosted podcasts are not shows that could be strictly defined as comedy.