Sentence examples for strictly obliged from inspiring English sources
"It's true to say the Iranians went beyond what they were strictly obliged to do," said Pierre Goldschmidt, a former safeguards director for the international agency who is now a visiting scholar at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Therefore both observers were strictly obliged to respect confidentiality and bound to follow medical ethical restrictions.
The CP selected by the patient was informed by the study coordinators 1 week after allocation to which group the patient was assigned, but was strictly obliged not to share this knowledge with the patient.
The alternative that now seems to be gaining favor is forcing banks to evaluate their loans more strictly, which would oblige them to set aside larger loan-loss reserves than they now have.
Even a nonfiction prize with a more clearly defined remit, such as the Wellcome prize (for books dealing with themes of health, medicine and illness) can include genres as diverse as neuroscience, biography, history and memoir – and there has been much controversy over how strictly the last category is obliged to adhere to the boundaries of nonfiction.
Service providers should only be obliged to obtain business authorisations or licenses where strictly necessary to meet relevant public interest objectives.
Follino's account records that although the duke had strictly limited the numbers from his household entitled to be there, many distinguished foreign visitors could not be seated and were obliged to crowd around the doors.
