Sentence examples for To be more strict from inspiring English sources

"I choose to be more strict for myself because I know myself," he said.

"Boudreau seems to be more strict, more in charge," Cherry said.

Many returns policies far exceed the minimum legal requirements, so there is room to be more strict.

"From now on we have to be more strict about water usage," said Prof. Mohammad Mahdavi, a hydrologist who teaches at Tehran University.

"I have to be more strict and more mean here," said Eva Kailbauer, 28, who is teaching math at Franklin Delano Roosevelt High School in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn.

At holiday times airlines tend to be more strict than usual about carry-ons; officially passengers are permitted one carry-on bag plus one "personal" item, which can be a laptop, purse, small backpack, briefcase, or camera case.

That and a decision to up the surveillance and be more strict with fingerprinting in Greece and Italy.

That and a decision to up the surveillance and be more strict with finger printing in Greece and Italy.

According to the most recent polls: Should America's gun laws be more strict or less strict?

English says that Kayak will also be more strict about which display ads will be shown to users.

"I thought it would be more strict than an American school.