Sentence examples for that would strictly from inspiring English sources

In 2005, the Vatican sidestepped that ideological debate, but seemed to appease conservatives by issuing guidelines that would strictly limit the admission of gay men to Catholic seminaries.

On Wednesday, the Communist Party's Central Committee called in a report on its annual meeting for an "Internet management system" that would strictly regulate social network and instant-message systems, and punish those who spread "harmful information".

Alqudsi told the court that he had thought at the time that Isis would help civilians and was happy to see the young men go to a group that would strictly observe their religion.

The report suggests that the Russians could accept a trade-off that would strictly limit the American defensive system to 100 interceptor missiles based in Alaska, as the administration has proposed building by 2007.

Mr. Pataki is apparently withholding his support for a final budget deal until the Democratic speaker of the State Assembly, Sheldon Silver, agrees to back a plan that would strictly limit the state's ability to borrow without voter approval.

Mr. Golinger's group is planning to turn in signatures on Monday to get a measure on the June ballot that would strictly limit "commercial activities and private events at Coit Tower" and also require the Recreation and Park Department to earmark more money from admission fees to maintenance of the tower, which was built in 1933.

"Of course, that would require strictly ethical behavior".

He envisions a system that would be strictly monitored and constantly scanned for viruses.

All along, Mr. Bellone had been entertaining the idea of a special quality of life court that would deal strictly with town code issues.

They favor a third bill, based on recommendations made by the Elections Enforcement Commission, that would more strictly limit how much special-interest groups could give candidates.

Assemblyman Luis A. Alejo, a Democrat and a sponsor of the bill, traced his involvement back to protests against the 1994 state ballot initiative that would have strictly limited access to public services for immigrants here illegally.