Sentence examples for applying strict rules from inspiring English sources

At the same time we are robbing other European countries of the very people who would be useful in building up their own economies while applying strict rules on asylum to those coming from other parts of the world where there is genuine need.

This architecture has been used to develop centralized platoons, where the driving agent of the head vehicle coordinates other driving agents by applying strict rules, and decentralized platoons, where the platoon is considered as a group of driving agents with a similar degree of autonomy, trying to maintain a stable platoon.

New York has applied strict rules to the building of skyscrapers for nearly a century, during which it became the world's most dynamic city – so rules are not bad for business.

Mr. Krzentowski insists that he applies strict rules to his choice of lights, explaining in the book that he could not experience the thrill of identifying missing elements without them.

It also spurred Representative Farr, a Democrat, to help write the Clean Cruise Ship Act, which would make it illegal for cruise ships to discharge any wastewater, treated or otherwise, within 12 nautical miles of United States shores, and would apply strict rules for discharging treated wastewater up to 200 nautical miles off shore.

Simon Rubinsohn, Rics chief economist, said changes introduced in the Bank's mortgage market review – which requires lenders to apply stricter rules when assessing whether a borrower will be able to meet mortgage payments – were also having an impact.

But even before the spy plane incident, other troubles had already generated mounting political pressures on the Japanese government to scale back the Marine Corps presence here and to apply stricter rules governing marine behavior.

"The compromise strikes a balance between the need for common rules to safeguard the internal market, while allowing member states to have sufficient flexibility to apply stricter rules to safeguard national stability," said the Danish economy minister, Margrethe Vestager, chairwoman of the meeting on Tuesday.

This letter comes in the midst of pending Illinois state legislation to regulate DFS and apply stricter rules for players.

Britain is applying strict liquidity rules to foreign banks; local lenders will soon have to ring-fence their retail arms.

For Soderberg, life isn't a matter of applying strict moral rules but of trying to meet unforeseeable challenges in a reasonably civilized fashion.