Sentence examples for strictly giving from inspiring English sources

Strictly giving orders without listening can erode worker commitment and enthusiasm.

This doesn't strictly give one of Britain's best views, but the panorama across town and Tyne is absorbing.

Therefore, scenarios and objective function should be understood more as advanced design tuning parameters rather than strictly given design requirements derived from business analysis.

Strictly gave him a final ratings-topping hit which he presented for a decade, still showing the fast feet of a trained dancer, although there was intermittent criticism of struggles to read the Autocue and a reliance on jokes older than he was.

Every year, pop stars get a bit of heat for having an unfair advantage in Strictly, given their previous dance experience.

Only the approved terms and their phrases can be used according to strictly given rules.

Physicians do not have a strictly given skeleton according which they should proceed, so they may forget to collect some attributes.

The randomization number was strictly given according to the order of the patient's enrollment, assigning each patient the first available number on the randomization list.

While affinity of an agonist for a receptor is strictly given by free binding energy, agonist efficacy in transducing a signal across the cell membrane depends on time-ordered complex conformational changes involving interactions among agonist, receptor, G-protein and guanine nucleotides.

Strengths of this study include the evaluation of consecutive patients with STEMI treated by primary PCI; strictly given timepoints for evaluation of biomarkers in an acute phase of MI; comparison of a new biomarker (NGAL) with the 'gold standard' (BNP); and the addition of the evaluated biomarker to a validated clinical risk score (TIMI).

The delegation by the Constitution of BiH of "all government functions and responsibilities that are not strictly given to the institutions of Bosnia and Herzegovina" to the Entities has led to the existence of two parallel legal frameworks for social protection in both entities.