Sentence examples for with the strictness from inspiring English sources

She had never dreamt that so much emotion could be combined with the strictness of classical dancing.

12 There can be different reasons for these trends, and not all have to do with the strictness of entitlement or eligibility criteria.

One may never see The Consul, guarded as he is by a secretary (very well sung and acted by Sarah Larsen) who enforces The Rules with the strictness shown by an Argentine despot toward those to whom he is indifferent.

The Threat Response Plan addressed issues which arose when the European Court of Justice held that Ireland was not protecting the species with the strictness that the directive required.

Dodd-Frank created a new regulatory agency that put consumer protection first, and also mandated that banking regulators impose new risk controls at the 34 largest banks in the country, with the strictness of these controls increasing depending on the size of the bank.

To deal with the strictness and to regain some of information that may be lost, extremely relaxed thresholds of the tests 10-200%) were recommended [ 14].

He remembered with distaste the strictness of American health rules about food.

The firing underscored the strictness with which the Pentagon and the Bush administration have pursued a policy of forbidding news organizations to showing images of the homecomings of the war dead at military bases.

He said he believed offices had "their own take" on social security law in terms of the strictness with which they were sanctioning people, and that "management, and the culture of [Jobcentre Plus] – with only a few exceptions – viewed claimants with contempt".

To be included in the eurozone, the countries had to fulfil certain convergence criteria, but the meaningfulness of such criteria was diminished by the fact they have not been applied to different countries with the same strictness.

In all these countries, with the exception of Switzerland, the strictness of employment protection legislation has declined over the sample period, as illustrated by Figure 113.