In adherence to the Jain religion, the owners of Amikam & Paras, an Indian diamond company, are strictly vegetarian, and they worried that meat smells from the neighboring Keens Steakhouse would waft into the 5,500-square-foot 5,500-square-foot 5,500-square-footuitiespace70 Westheyth Street.
Some critics have been quick to disparage real efforts to create digital voting with strictly theoretical worries.
But, by this point, the four finalists do not seem too worried about who will be crowned Strictly Champion for 2013.
He is worried Uefa will not enforce the rules strictly, so that clubs with investing owners will remain wealthier.
But farms trying to expand their operations beyond the strictly agricultural sometimes face opposition from neighbors or county officials worried about issues like increased traffic, and find themselves battling zoning and land-use laws.
But Joshua L. Dratel, a defense lawyer who has handled terrorism cases in federal courts and at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, said the judge seemed to want to reassure people who might worry that strictly adhering to constitutional principles, as the judge did in barring the prosecution witness's testimony, could lead to a terrorism suspect's walking free.
If your speech will not be strictly monitored, don't worry if the speech is a little longer than your self-imposed time limit.
"My patient was very worried by the infection," says Hoffman. "Since then he has strictly followed the lab rules, and warned his colleagues to do the same".
Hmm – perhaps Turnbull's assertion he wasn't worried by the threat posed by the Nick Xenophon Team in the electorate was not strictly true.
The arsenal of antibiotics strong enough to squelch nasty bacteria is rapidly dwindling worldwide, which makes worried infectious-disease doctors more intent than ever that the drugs be deployed only when strictly needed.
