Sentence examples for there are strictly from inspiring English sources

There are strictly defined legal limits on what information can be lifted and what is in the private domain and can be obtained only through legal procedures like subpoenas, depositions and discovery.

By arrival time it will all be over but the lunching in public, and the post-mortems -- 10 months' worth, until the next nominations come out -- for if in the theater a season was a lifetime and a lifetime a season, then in Hollywood, where all seasons are the one season, open season, there are, strictly speaking, no lifetimes either.

For example, some maintain that the only bearer of final value is life as a whole, which entails that there are strictly speaking no parts or segments of a life that can be meaningful in themselves (Tabensky 2003; Levinson 2004).

The reliability of a k-out-of-n system with the cold-standby redundancy is the probability that there are strictly less than or equal to n i  − k i failures observed until time t.

It turns out that there are strictly bi-quadratic cooperative Boolean circuits that work in this way for sets of coding vectors that satisfy property (P7) as long as c < 10 1 / 4. We will also need that B c outputs crude vectors for crude inputs, so that B 2 will receive the kind of inputs that are expected for random initial conditions.

Inside, there are strictly no photos.

"The justification there is strictly commercial.

The boards there were strictly pre-1967, were all 9 to 10 feet long, heavy, and had single skegs.

Indeed, the freshwater drainage ditch with concrete and rock banks near the juncture of 7th Street and Studebaker Road has become a hot fishing spot in Southern California, despite the fact that fishing there is strictly illegal.

But for sex, there is strictly nothing.

There is, strictly speaking, no art in this exhibition, certainly no pure art.