Sentence examples similar to and keep a strict from inspiring English sources

If you do get caught by the teacher, chances are they will make you cut it off and they will keep a strict eye on you.

Knowing the serotype is important to keep a strict surveillance of febrile patients and mosquitoes to determine if a different dengue virus serotype is introduced and to determine if cases of DHF are appearing on the island.

However, they let go of this control during weekends and saw weekend treats as necessary to stay motivated to keep a strict schedule during the weekdays.

When your children grow up, you have to keep a strict rein on yourself.

"We have to keep a strict vigil on these cats all the time," said the home's owner, Mateel Qureshi.

The older one had so many allergies that she had to keep a strict eye on everything he ate — that was why she taught him at home.

While Mr. Rubin was overseeing Android, Google tried to keep a strict wall between the two companies to appease Motorola's competitors.

Others say salons keep a strict control of their pricing policies.

Yes, I keep a strict calendar with writing time scheduled very early in the morning, three days per week.

In the present study, we also advised patients to keep a strict prone position postoperatively.

This "two-tier" way of accounting for both reliability and determination keeps a strict division as to the role and capacity of non-conceptual and conceptual cognitions, which Sakya Paṇḍita compares respectively by way of illustration to "a seeing mute" and "a speaking blind".