Meanings of rigorously exact in English

Their observations were noted down by Barbicane, and were made rigorously exact.

Every day his arguments became more extreme, more rigorously exact, and more distressing to his master.

Napoleon read the English newspapers every day in French, and M. de Bausset says the translation was rigorously exact.

XXXII.-Inthe meantime, the money which had been demanded from the province at large, was most rigorously exacted.

Capitation taxes are levied at little expense; and, where they are rigorously exacted, afford a very sure revenue to the state.

Passports are not rigorously exacted, and he hoped to join himself to a company, trusting to be less marked than if alone.

He rigorously exacted order in his library; I might use any of his books, but must put them all back in their places.

The custom of heriotship, or a fine payable on the death of the landholder to the feudal lord, was then in most cases rigorously exacted.

He submitted himself to the rule of life which followed from these, and rigorously exacted obedience to it from all for whom he was responsible.

Though only a "protector," not an overlord, when he suppressed a rebellion in Liege he rigorously exacted the most complete and humiliating penalties.