Sentence examples for strictly guided from inspiring English sources

Juche also involves independence, self-reliance and creativity, but this independence, self-reliance and creativity is collective and must be strictly guided by the party and supreme leader who "… has an unusual gift of foresight, is all-powerful in the leadership art and noble in personal virtue, and leads people wisely in their struggle".

Moving away from strictly guided procedural approaches when learning in labs or practical sessions will require a major shift in thinking.

In emerging economies, R&D activities may not strictly guided by profit-maximization principles but innovation success is highly reliant upon turnovers from innovation.

As the study is strictly guided by the framework, however, whether there are other institutional logics that are beyond the seven dimensions, but affect the Triple Helix development in China, remains for future research to find out.

Supply chains are many and diverse, spanning from a simple straight line of firms, strictly guided by the focal company, to a loose bundle of firms basically interacting via spot relationships and with almost no governance other than market.

"Any information received will be given due consideration strictly guided by the requirements of the Rome Statute in the independent and impartial exercise of the Office's mandate," a spokesperson for Bensouda told VICE News.

This week the Bank of England, following the European Central Bank, said it would no longer be guided strictly by a government-bond's rating when deciding whether to accept it as collateral.Such moves may do as much to shake up the ratings business as anything headed for the statute books.

We evaluate the efficacy of international trade in carbon emission permits when countries are guided strictly by their national self-interest.

In some countries (e.g., in North America and in Europe), licensing and regulation of the use of antimicrobial agents in aquaculture is strictly enforced and guided by veterinary professionals.

In the case of atypical phenotypes, cancer risks may be recognized only after genotype data are available; these risks would be missed if testing were guided strictly by established single-gene/syndrome testing guidelines.

Surprisingly, while Ela-Aplnr signaling was strictly required for the guided migration of angioblasts, this process was not controlled by Vegfa-mediated signaling.