Sentence examples for traditionally strict from inspiring English sources

In the final decades of the 20th century there was a shift in policy away from the IOC's traditionally strict definition of amateur status.

The traditionally strict school discipline approach has come under fire in recent years for contributing to the "school-to-prison pipeline," policies critics say push at-risk kids from school into America's sprawling criminal justice system, where just one summons can be the start of a nightmare.

As traditionally construed, strict laws are supposed to guarantee the consequent condition on the basis of the antecedent condition.

Traditionally, a strict law has been thought of as one where the condition and event-types specified in the antecedent are such as to guarantee that the condition or event-types specified in the consequent occur the latter must occur if the former in fact obtain.

Manufacturing jobs have traditionally required strict adherence to breaks and lunch hour regulations and have entailed a lot of overtime.

Friend wanted to--excuse the bad pun--put a friendlier face on the traditionally more strict teaching traditions of many schools of yoga, a school of yoga that was easily accessible without surrendering depth and sophistication.

Traditionally, menswear has strict seasonal boundaries: jumpers and dark hues for autumn winter, short sleeves and mankles for the summer months.

Chinese policies in this frontier land called Amdo, at the nexus of the Tibetan, Hui Muslim and Han Chinese worlds, have traditionally been less strict than in central Tibet.

The selection of a Dalai Lama and a Panchen Lama has traditionally followed a strict process.

The most direct links between philosophy of mathematics and computational complexity theory have thus far arisen in the context of discussions of the view traditionally known as strict finitism.

In the case of blasting an activity traditionally governed by strict liability the blaster has a duty not-to-injure-by-blasting. In the case of driving an activity traditionally governed by fault liability the driver has a duty not-to-injure-by-driving-negligently.