I don't want them to listen to me and follow strictly what I say.
At the same time, however, frequently speaking to the importance of culture fit, without strictly defining what it means and how it fits into the hiring process, can have a negative impact on efforts to increase diversity.
Uber is a transportation service and that's strictly what most people view it as.
The US administration has been at pains to stress that any military action would be strictly in response to what it maintains is the Assad regime's significant use of chemical weapons in the Damascus suburbs on 21 August and it denies it would be entering Syria's civil war on anyone's side.
In general, the form of a material object just is the configuration of its material parts: "We call the form strictly what comes from the composition of the parts".
The author does not define strictly what the motivation for this paper is, what the audience should be and who can specifically benefit from it.
When Oscar is still alive, we see strictly what he sees, and the view is periodically impeded by his blinks – as the initial scenes continued, I found my own blink-rate coming into synch with Oscar's, and so this became invisible.
The elements are strictly what compose Socrates.
Strictly, what is being employed in such inferences is the contrapositive of Leibniz's Law (if something true of a is false of b, a is not identical with b), which some (in the context of the discussion of vague identity) have questioned, but it appears as indispensable to our grip on the concept of identity as Leibniz's Law itself.
Approximately 200 localities across the state have banned medical marijuana, according to the Drug Policy Alliance, and continue to enforce strictly what they can.
