Sentence examples for to act strictly from inspiring English sources

At a meeting of the United Nations Human Rights Commission, he said, "I hope the coalition will set an example by making clear that they intend to act strictly within the rules".

Australia has very strong fiduciary requirements in its corporation laws that require corporate directors to act strictly in the interests of the companies on whose boards they serve in this case the SPV's board rather than the SPV directors' previous or current employers' boards.

Additionally, NvAth-like is downregulated in NvAshA morphants when assayed at planula stage – which would not be expected, were NvAshA to act strictly downstream of NvAth-like in all cell types.

In this perspective, the attempt to treat peripheral mononuclear cells of sepsis patients ex vivo with IL-2 before re-injecting them is an interesting approach that prevents the delivery of this cytokine to the bloodstream, allowing it to act strictly on the desired cells [ 86].

However, in our experiments we find that people do not act strictly according to this model; they cheat only to the extent that they can continue to feel good about themselves and rationalize their actions.

He insists that the plan will be a "fully effective backstop" to avoid the crisis escalating, which would have "potentially serious impact on price stability" We act strictly within our mandate to maintain price stability in the medium term.... and the euro is irreversible.

"The provisions of the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act 1979 (TIA Act) strictly regulate the disclosure of information," an AFP spokesman said.

A day later, President Calderón said, "My government will defend at all times its national sovereignty and the interests of Mexicans and we will act strictly in accordance with the Constitution, and, of course, we will not accept conditions that simply are unacceptable".

In this view it is assumed that people act strictly logical and rational in the pursuit of maximized utility.

Such was the case in the United States as well, until a 1980 Carter administration interpretation of the 1884 Anti-Deficiency Act strictly limited the powers of federal agencies in the absence of congressional funding authorisations.

In addition, SLAM does not go into detail concerning networking because flows act strictly cost-rationally and, therefore, take the most cost-effective way through the abstract distribution-consumption-net. is a regional model developed in the UK.