Sentence examples similar to strictly questioned from inspiring English sources

Giving Ofcom instructions to regulate BBC "distinctiveness" opens the door to interference on exactly those Bake-Off and Strictly questions Whittingdale has apparently retreated.

(Ip 03) The informants described how their work had become more structured, how they now followed the regulations more strictly and questioned the physicians' assessments more often than before.

Saturday night was strictly a question of our determination.

"This is strictly a question of a civil disagreement," Mr. Rubinstein said.

"This is strictly a question of a civil disagreement," Mr. Rubinstein told The Times.

A special counsel's investigation of a president is first and foremost a mechanism for addressing strictly legal questions.

We've been lucky enough to get David Eagleman to join us, so I'll defer the strictly scientific questions to him.

Strictly, the question for determination relates only to the maximum price for which an entrance ticket to a theatre, etc., may be resold.

NEW YORK (The Borowitz Report)—According to a format negotiated between the Republican National Committee and the television networks, future Presidential debates during the 2016 campaign will strictly forbid questions about things the candidates "said" or "did," the R.N.C. confirmed on Monday.

This is probably a lawsuit that is more interesting as a sociological or cultural phenomenon than for the strictly legal questions it raises, and I'm probably the wrong person to comment on all of that.

Another reader, Carol H. Sawyer, was more direct: "Take that Sundance ad down right now!" Although this is not a strictly journalistic question, I thought it was worth exploring.