Sentence examples for strictly upheld from inspiring English sources

Not wanting to cause a stir with such predictably English habits, I take four days to emerge jitter-free from a period of cold turkey which also begins to explain why the French, despite their strictly upheld 35-hour week, are often named one of the world's most productive workforces.

All study participants were assured that their anonymity would be strictly upheld throughout and after the study period.

This government sector attempts to strictly uphold the constitution of the People's Republic of China, meaning that any entertainment (including video games) that violates or smears it or China's image in anyway is banned or at least censored in the country.

In 1933, a year before Hollywood began to strictly uphold "the sanctity of the institution of marriage" and crack down on "lustful kissing, lustful embracing, suggestive postures and gestures" (marriage and lust apparently being mutually exclusive), Warner Brothers tried to slip its terrifically sordid melodrama "Baby Face" past the censors.

While some lawmakers have suggested that Mr. Wilson's outburst had a racial component, top Democrats played down that view and said they were acting strictly to uphold proper order in the House.

Being bearded is just one of many obligations that some strictly religious Jewish men uphold.

He was president of Corinthian-Casuals from 1996 until his death, and was a strong supporter not only of our club's determination to remain strictly amateur, but to uphold what our founders called "the Corinthian spirit".

(Afterward, Solís's promoter, Ahmet Öner, upheld boxing tradition by putting forward a hypothesis that was not strictly in accordance with empirical observation: "If his knee hadn't given in, he would have won that fight").

Ofcom upheld the complaints.

Due process was upheld.

National honor was upheld.