Sentence examples for terms of strict from inspiring English sources
But Capello is right when he says that we are wrong to think in terms of strict formations.
He does so in terms of strict Catholic doctrine, but with an energy that a person of any faith, or of none, may recognize.
She says she can't speak to me about any of it because she settled out of court under terms of strict confidentiality.
In terms of strict justice, the bigger outrage is that De Kock was only following orders and those that gave them never had to pay the price.
While traditional disaster risk management meant the city was well prepared in terms of strict building codes, limiting damage and loss of life, what was not foreseen was the total breakdown of communications networks.
He tolerated European institutions such as the EEC, but only on terms of strict French leadership in partnership with West Germany; hence his veto of Britain's application in 1963.
It gives me no satisfaction whatsoever to recall that, on the day Adam Lanza shot dead 20 children in Newtown, Connecticut, I predicted that in terms of stricter gun control, nothing would come even of that unspeakable tragedy.
Despite aims to create positive links between nature conservation and local development, PAN Parks certification seems to provide few benefits for reindeer herders and adds more pressure in terms of stricter conservation practises which threaten to reduce possibilities for free grazing (Sarkki et al.In press).
Under the terms of the strict discipline that Lenin imposed, the ruling party became increasingly centralized, with its directorate headed by the Politburo and the Secretariat of the Central Committee making decisions on its own authority without consulting the party cadres.
If during the Middle Ages the craft of musical composition had been evaluated largely in terms of its strict adherence to established rules, instinctiveness and spontaneity had remained suspect well into the Italian Renaissance.
Understood as rational the connection between reason and action cannot be described in terms of any strict law.
