Examples of using Rigidly in English and their translations into Chinese
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The number of pupils was so small that the attendance to certain subjects at particular hours, common in larger schools, was not rigidly enforced.
Bessie would rather have stayed, but she was obliged to go, because punctuality at meals was rigidly enforced at Gateshead Hall.
The white mob could help itself to ammunition without pay, but the order is rigidly enforced against the selling of guns to Negroes.
In their opinion, subparagraph 4(b) was drafted too rigidly, purporting to establish a restricting rule.
This is something we guarantee by applying the latest rigidly enforced quality assurance procedures.
The ancient world was very rigidly divided; there were the free men and the slaves;
The sintering process is rigidly controlled within the diamond stable region and an extremely hard and abrasion-resistant structure is produced.
When he obeys rules rigidly, it's not necessarily because he understands or agrees with them, but more likely because he wants to avoid punishment.
He does not rigidly destroy all inferior animals, but protects during each varying season, so far as lies in his power, all his productions.
One historian said that Korean women were“very rigidly secluded, perhaps more absolutely than women of any other nation”.
The intention is not that the service lines be applied rigidly, but that they be adapted to country circumstances and demand.
A law passed in 1726 against religious conventicles was rigidly enforced against the Swedish Pietists(Läsare) from 1803 till its repeal in 1853.
But in these historical chapters I have rigidly excluded whatever seemed to have little or no bearing on contemporary or subsequent philosophy.
For example, in dealing with the conditions for recognition, the report adhered too rigidly to the practice followed in treaty-making.
To rigidly maintain the contrary would be to disregard the feelings of 85 per cent of the world' s population that belongs to one or another faith.
If you are locked into a plan too rigidly, you will be unable to deal with sudden shifts of fortune.
And cars with a rigidly connected front axle will completely break the transmission by spinning stray power, and also wear tires.
The other parties-- Algeria and the Frente Polisario-- had adopted an obstructionist attitude, holding rigidly to past positions based on a restrictive interpretation of the principle of self-determination.
The quickest way to kill your art, according to Haring, is to rigidly define it.
On 7 December 2000, the President extended individual invitations to a number of political leaders, but, far from making any overtures, he remained rigidly intransigent.