Sentence examples for strictly that they from inspiring English sources

The Center for Reproductive Rights CRRR) managed to block a law in Kansas that regulated abortion clinics so strictly that they would be forced to shut their doors.

Strictly, that is not funny.

One option is to regulate big banks more strictly so that they are less likely to need another bailout.

Second, the principle of legality directs that criminal statutes be interpreted strictly and that they not be applied by analogical extension.

Samattapong said his mahouts were "strictly told that they must not use the sharp end of the stick", that the company was not cruel to its nine working elephants, and that it closely followed Thailand's animal rights laws.

At the factory, the girls are so strictly supervised that they fear losing their jobs if they go dancing or drop into a movie theatre; the factory is a kind of nunnery without ardor or sacredness, a near-prison that bottles up sexuality and forbids routine pleasures.

Hedge funds must be regulated strictly so that they can't engage in practices that threaten the global financial system.

This is particularly so given that nothing about a conception of platitudes as 'pretheoretical claims' strictly entails that they reduce to mere banalities (Vision 2004).

In fact, the International Red Cross has stated that Israel is certainly using it and Israel's response was a non-denial, a spokesman explaining that the military "wishes to reiterate that it uses weapons in compliance with international law, while strictly observing that they be used in accordance with the type of combat and its characteristics".

The Freedom Rides were such a perfect example of Gandhian nonviolent action that, strictly speaking, they weren't even civil disobedience — they were civil obedience.

Some of the big success they had, it was strictly through Ike that they had to get it done.