Sentence examples for strictly obligatory from inspiring English sources

The crowds at the rally and along Wednesday's procession route were a mix of people attending on their own and groups of Cubans organized by government workplaces, where attendance was not strictly obligatory but with strong pressure to attend.

By now you should have probably started writing, although it is not strictly obligatory, and as such you should get the main conflict, or in other ideas, what makes the characters do what they'll do.

Even the most dramatic acts of martyrdom and self-sacrifice, which served the Catholics as paradigm examples of supererogation, are strictly speaking obligatory.

When his main TV magic show ended – partly due to the rise of more provocative illusionists such as David Blaine and Derren Brown Danielsls maintained his television profile with gameshows and the almost obligatory appearance on Strictly Come Dancing.

It is becoming like the obligatory Bruce Forsyth routine at the start of Strictly Come Dancing.

He has taken a vow, and observed the obligatory 15-days fasting period when a strictly vegetarian diet must be followed and the devotee must also abstain from alcohol, tobacco and sex.

As for other TACs, strictly unilateral pain localization in SUNCT syndrome is an obligatory diagnostic criterion [1].

A fundamental characteristic of these systems is that, in general, transport is strictly coupled; the movement of solutes and ions is obligatory and one cannot be transported without the other.

Moreover, a complement clause together with its matrix clause is often treated as a unity that is strictly replaced by the verbal anaphora "do so" but this obligatory substitution is not attested in adjunction (see Metcalf 2005 for more discussion).

Unlike obligatory shareware fees, donations to freeware authors are strictly voluntary, and it's up to you how much to donate and whether to donate at all.

Like other hyperthermophilic prokaryotes [ 24], N. equitans strictly follows Szybalski's transcription direction rule in spite of its obligatory parasitic lifestyle.