Word: strictly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...sons to Harvard and Oxford, fly off on regular visits to Paris and New York. Their suburban Panama City homes may be relatively modest by U.S. millionaire standards, but they have vacation retreats in the mountains and cruise the Gulf of Panama aboard their private yachts. Yet in the strict sense, they are not oligarchs. They are less formal than the dynastic families of Peru and Colombia, probably not as rich, certainly not as snobbish...
...urban renewal programs now under way in Chicago, modernizing and strict enforcing of basic codes have led to increased public compliance with legal standards, Daley said...
...Christian call to make a mark, to take a stand, to be counted in the struggle against evil, is not an invitation to put the clock back to Victorian days. It does not mean that we are to become rigid and aggressive moralists with a strict and firm answer to every ethical problem. But it does mean that we are committed to the conviction that there is an answer to be found. We may not always know what is right and what is wrong, but we are to live by the belief that right and wrong are words with power...
...billion cut in agriculture spending is partially based on the fact that wheat farmers, who rejected strict Government production control in a referendum last May, will receive lower price supports. This will save the budget $528 million. But it will cost the farmers the same amount-and in an election year that adds up to a heap of lost income. Even now the Administration is trying to push through voluntary controls that, if passed, would add hundreds of millions of dollars to the budget...
Crusty Scratchy. As it turned out, the horse was subject to the same old binds that have hobbled serious disarmament efforts in the past: the U.S.'s insistence on a strict international control system to police arms cuts, and the Communists' equally dogged argument that Western inspection teams would in fact be "NATO spies." Thus there appeared to be little likelihood of early agreement on the U.S. proposals that both sides should 1) halt the buildup of nuclear delivery systems, notably missiles, submarines and bombers; 2) discontinue production of plutonium for warheads and systematically shut down weapons reactors...