Sentence examples for then strict from inspiring English sources

During this same period, tort law was also addressing product safety through the theories of negligence and then strict liability.

If it is a part of dar al-Kufr, then strict Muslims must not only keep their distance; they must fight against their adopted country.

Environmental lobbies, too, are concerned that if projects require less scrutiny by the Commission and if funds are available in advance, then strict environmental impact studies required till now will be compromised.

It did, though, make two paramount contributions to the digital future which would haunt it, and the rest of print media: it created the first content website, Pathfinder, and offered this content for free; and, violating what were then strict Internet customs, it started to sell advertising.

Since then, strict restrictions have brought down investors' leverage, but the risks involved remain high.

If is strictly increasing on, then strict inequality holds in (3.1).

Since then, stricter control of cutting has been enforced, and some reforestation has been carried out.

Since then, stricter pit-lane speed limits have been enforced, there have been limitations on the number of people who can be in the pit lane when cars are active on track - in the races, pit-lane reporters from TV companies are now no longer even allowed to move about - and the pit lanes have been 'zoned'zoned

In 1987, a chemist named John Fenn turned 70 and ran up against Yale University's then-strict retirement rule.

In 1967, Bates was a pirate radio broadcaster looking to operate a radio station untroubled by the then-strict regulation of the British airwaves.

We then defined "strict sleep enhanced" or "strict sleep repressed" genes as those differentially expressed genes that also had a significant non-zero slope of gene expression with time (FDR <1%) among the non-perturbed sleeping animals.