Sentence examples for to strictly apply from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Bush had a public judicial philosophy as President, frequently calling on judges to "strictly apply the Constitution and laws, not legislate from the bench".

The 2011 Guéant memorandum, which directed prefectures to strictly apply immigration rules to foreign post-secondary graduates, was overturned May 31, almost exactly a year after it was first announced.

According to one document issued to judges in Zhejiang province and quoted by Human Rights Watch, "Recently, some judges have started to believe that to be a judge you just have to strictly apply the law in a case.

The extra X chromosome in Klinefelter individuals forces the cell not only to strictly apply the rule of X inactivation, but also to face the interference of additional genes that escape from inactivation on the additional chromosome.

The assessment of the first round of consumer review of research found that all participants, while having a range of experiences and abilities, were able to strictly apply the consumer review criteria to research proposals which, as the training intended, significantly minimised subjective input.

It has also published a briefing paper calling for police bail to be strictly applied to children and for all police to be trained in safeguarding and child protection.

Despite the fact that current World Health Organization (WHO) criteria for the diagnosis of osteoporosis strictly apply to white postmenopausal women, these criteria are commonly applied to men as well.

Although the classical PST method almost always guarantees a visually plausible normal map, it in fact suffers from a serious accuracy problem: the simple Lambertian reflectance model adopted in PST does not strictly apply to most real-world textures, which exhibit specular reflection properties to various degrees.

But the state has only two-thirds of the seats in Congress it would be entitled to if the principle of one person, one vote were to be strictly applied.

The unionist mantra of "no guns, no government" doesn't strictly apply to the PUP, because at present there is little prospect of the UVF-aligned party being in government.

The implicit bargain that underlies bank supervision regulation in exchange for deposit insurance and back-up from the central bank as lender of last resort does not strictly apply to institutions without any depositors.