It makes sense to think that when state authorities enforce strict codes of behavior, people tend to rebel and move away from officially sanctioned religious institutions.

Tom's strict.

Not all of them, as stated in the report, were unilateral acts in the strict sense of the term, but references to and consideration of them remained highly relevant nonetheless.

My dad is very strict.

Our teacher was so strict.

The art teacher was strict.

It may not be a model in the strict sense of the term, but it is at least a source of inspiration throughout the region, even though much of its record is ambiguous in both essence and performance.

Tom isn't strict enough with his students.

The body should be put in strict quarantine.

Moreover, strict conditions must be met to prove genocide.

Moreover, its nuclear program is under strict civilian control.

Sense

It does not make political sense it does not make economic sense it does not make ethical sense.

Overly strict regulation could seriously impair global growth for decades.

By applying a strict process, we give them less control,

Any violations of the procedures were punishable by strict penalties.

It has done so while maintaining strict standards for safety.

Strict precautions and measures are strictly exercised when tackling incidents.

It should also be noted that the report considers only unilateral legal acts in the strict sense of the term, in accordance with the discussions in the Commission and some types of conduct which, without being acts of that nature, can produce similar effects.

Common sense, a rare idea in the law, but here it was. Common sense Revolts at the idea. Common sense.

Countries that want to use them must follow strict fiscal rules.

The Salafis are defined in part by their strict theological orthodoxy.

Mofareg Alshuya, from Saudi Arabia, says the verdict was too strict.

The government says the strict security detail is a necessary precaution.

In the Republic of Ireland, there are strict laws regarding bass.

Developing strict legal measures to nip the danger in the bud.

Generally, the authorities impose strict controls over the movement of people.

Nothing seems to make sense now. But one thing does make sense.

It makes good political sense it could make good business sense as well.

The authorities recognize the need for strict fiscal discipline and financial regulation.

So it advocates a strict separation between the state and private business.

Electronic voting machines and strict security arrangements have largely eliminated that possibility.

This makes it difficult to link the obligation with a strict liability.

The content of draft article 7 is, on a strict view, superfluous.

That's common sense.

This makes sense.

Fonzy thinks the law is unfair with deportation being too strict a punishment.

Tajikistan's special regime prison colonies had erroneously been translated as strict regime colonies.

Justice must be served in strict accordance with international standards of due process.

The Committee had not hitherto adopted such a strict approach to these words.

Monitoring of French arms exports falls within a strict legislative and regulatory framework.

A strict liability is considered to put too much burden on the shipper.

Do they make sense?

This makes no sense.

This makes no sense.