Mr. Justice Black led a reversing majority: `` Strict local rules of pleading cannot be used to impose unnecessary burdens upon rights of recovery authorized by federal law ''.

Strict rules often indicate that each portion must contain a certain minimum number of cards, such as three or five.

* Strict boolean coercion rules ( everything is true except and )

Strict rules of capitalization are not followed.

Strict rules against headfirst sliding ( baseball and softball ), spearing ( football ), and body checking ( ice hockey ) should be enforced.

Strict empiricists are those who derive their rules of practice entirely from experience, to the exclusion of philosophical theory.

Strict rules were put in place to govern the reconstruction.

# Strict enforcement of Colorado's laws ( such as mine safety rules, abolition of scrip ), and an end to the company guard system

He introduced strict new rules in the abbey and the Strict Observance was born.

" Strict rules also include not laughing and reading all mistakes exactly as written.

Strict rules govern what Alectors may do, and the punishment for violating these rules is generally death ( with the offender's life force painfully stripped from him by a scourge-like device ).

Strict rules are operated for shell providers regulating, limiting or banning their connections.

Strict rules apply to conduct within the vicinity of the monument.

Strict rules are placed for the winter whitefish season, so contact State wildlife officials for details.

Strict rules prohibit sharing of clubs between players that each have their own set ( if two players share clubs, they may not have more than 14 clubs combined ), and while occasional lending of a club to a player is generally overlooked, habitual borrowing of other players ' clubs or the sharing of a single bag of clubs slows play considerably when both players need the same club.

* Strict rules of conduct generally govern the use of the wharenui, which is considered the domain of unity and peace.

Strict preservation rules were applied, keeping intact the remaining squares, though St Stephen's Green of the three southern squares had already lost much of its Georgian architecture.

InCopy Middle Eastern versions come with a comprehensive dictionary for Arabic allowing you to spell check Arabic text with a choice of rules, like Strict Aleef Hamza, Strict Final Yaa, both or none.

Strict rules dictate what the exterior of the buildings can look like.

Strict skeptics maintain that only the property of ' thinking ' is indubitably a property of the meditator ( presumably, they imagine it possible that a thing thinks but does not exist ).

In Germany, during the 19th century mural crowns ( Mauerkronen ) came to be adopted for the arms of cities, with increasingly specific details: " Residential ( i. e. having a royal residence ) cities and capital towns usually bear a Mauerkrone with five towers, large towns one with four towers, smaller towns one with three ", observed Arthur Charles Fox-Davies, in A Complete Guide to Heraldry, adding " Strict regulations in the matter do not yet exist " and warning that the usage was not British.

:* Strict, in which deprecated elements are forbidden,

It is based on XHTML 1. 0 Strict, but includes minor changes, can be customized, is reformulated using modules from Modularization of XHTML, which was published April 10, 2001, as a W3C Recommendation.

Conservatives have a Strict Father morality in which people are made good through self-discipline and hard work, everyone is taken care of by taking care of themselves.

Fish ’ s congregation culminated in the departure of another group that formed a “ Strict Congregationalist Church ” in 1746 more than a mile west of The Village ( During 1817-27 the Congregationalist and Strict Congregationalist churches reunited and built a common church, which is the current location of the town ‘ s Congregationalist Church ).

Another difference relates to the demand for “ Absolute faith and Strict Obedience ” to the High Priest, a demand which some within Nichiren Shoshu see as being implied by SGI members to Daisaku Ikeda.

The main differences in beliefs of both sides center on: The doctrine of Heritage of the Law: attributed by the Priesthood to " one person " the High Priest while attributed by the Sōka Gakkai to ordinary people, The Priesthood's demand for " Absolute faith and Strict Obedience " to the High Priest a demand contrasted with SGI definition of related relationship: " mentor and disciple are comrades standing side by side ”, and also: The doctrine of the Three Treasures, in which the Treasure of the Priest is taught by the Sōka Gakkai as the Sangha or " Community of Believers ", while it is restricted solely to the Priest, by Nichiren Shōshū administration.

* Strict weak ordering – a strict partial order in which incomparability is an equivalence relation

A commonly utilized special case of recoverability is Strictness, which allows efficient database recovery from failure ( but excludes optimistic implementations ; e. g., Strict CO ( SCO ) cannot have an optimistic implementation, but has semi-optimistic ones ).

Strict limits were set on the area to which each person was entitled and the authorities would place people who needed housing in the exceeding rooms.

" Strict constructionism " is also used in American political discourse as an umbrella term for conservative legal philosophies such as originalism and textualism, which emphasize judicial restraint and fidelity to the original meaning ( or originally intended meaning ) of constitutions and laws.

In particular, for a randomly chosen input block, if one flips the i-th bit, then the probability that the j-th output bit will change is approximately a half, for any i and j, which is the Strict Avalanche Criterion.

Strict Puritans imagine God all too easily as a petty schoolmaster who minutely weights guilt against merit, and they overlook God's ' Caritas ' which is more all-encompassing and powerful.

This was originally a Masonic rite, a reformed variant of the Rite of Strict Observance which, in its highest degrees, uses Masonic-type rituals to demonstrate the philosophy which underlies both Martinism and the practices of the Elus-Cohens.

Jean-Baptiste Willermoz ( born 1730, Lyon, France ; died 1824 also at Lyon ), was initiated into Masonry at the age of 20 in a lodge which operated under the auspices of the Strict Observance.

Concerned about dissent in the order after the death of de Pasqually, Willermoz in 1778, together with two other Superior Judges, formulated the idea of creating two additional degrees for the Auvergne Province of the Strict Observance, which exemplified the philosophy, though not the theurgic practices, of the Elus Cohens, while working in the Knight Templar-oriented milieu of the masonic rite.

Strict separation of powers does not operate in The United Kingdom, the political structure of which served in most instances as a model for the government created by the U. S. Constitution.

Strict liability torts are brought for injuries resulting from ultrahazardous activities, for which the defendant will be held liable even if there was no negligence on his / her part.

Strict nature reserves are specific areas in Finland which have been established for scientific reasons.

In 1643 Abbot Georges Barny ( 1635 – 1654 ) held a general chapter, the first for 134 years, at which Dom Charles Frémon was authorised to found the Strict Observance of the Order of Grandmont.

Strict guidelines govern how much cash may be included, month-end balances have limits throughout the life of the loan, and a large universe of bonds exists from which to construct the portfolio.

Strict churches, which often impose costly and esoteric requirements on their members, are able to solve this problem by weeding out potential free riders, since only the very committed would join the church in the face of such requirements.