Sentence examples for strictly subject to from inspiring English sources

Marcus Wareing will endeavour to meet the winning bidder but his attendance is strictly subject to availability on the day.

Even if called "natural"—which it is, in the end, in all cases, whatever its external and occasional causes it cannot be reduced to what happens in all other living beings strictly subject to the cycle of nature, which concatenates life and death within a species.

Few remember, today, that this right was to be strictly controlled, subject to all sorts of Communist rules and regulations — nor that it was to take effect on Nov. 10.

All signs of Kurdish identity — the language, music, national dress — were strictly banned and subject to punishment.

However, the use of this type of cabinet should be strictly controlled and subject to local risk assessment and approval by the local safety committee.

This finding is consistent with the hypothesis that this intron was acquired only once among cyanobacteria and was subsequently subject to strictly vertical transmission.

Nesbø and Doolittle [ 12] have likewise concluded that following its putative acquisition from an organellar source, the L1931 intron was subject to strictly vertical descent within a clade of nine intron-containing species and strains of Thermotoga (three of which were included in this study; Fig. 2).

The Patriots case is strictly a pro football crime subject to the commissioner's jurisprudence.

After the war, he declined to join the C.I.A., even though Colby would ask him many times, because he did not want to be subject to another strictly hierarchical organization.

The mind is not viewed by Descartes as part of the material world, and hence is not subject to the strictly mechanical laws of nature.

A 12 kn speed limit is now in force downstream from Wandsworth to Margaretness but because of the number of rowers using the upper reaches of the river, all of the tidal Thames upstream of Wandsworth Bridge is subject to a strictly enforced speed limit of 8 kn.