Sentence examples for are getting stricter from inspiring English sources

"A lot of schools are getting stricter dress codes," she said.

US midterm elections are getting closer by the day, and voter-ID laws are getting stricter by the state.

According to Mr. Geoghegan of D.R.T., the sooner companies join, the easier it will be for them to adapt to environmental norms that are getting stricter all the time.

It was easier a couple of months ago, but now I heard Chinese Customs are getting stricter," frets Ms Li, refusing to disclose her first name.

"Bangladesh is getting stricter with its policy on the Rohingyas — their only refuge is India".

But even before it was first introduced in 2006, refereeing had been getting stricter.

Even the United States is getting stricter about issuing passports: as of Feb. 5, parents applying for a passport for a minor must take the child with them.

"At any given time, even when the business cycle is good and the economy is strong, about one in five companies is getting stricter with corporate travel policies," he said.

Bao Pu, co-founder of New Century Press (a publishing house that specialises in highbrow political books), says that controls at the border with Hong Kong have been getting stricter in the past few years – "and ever more so since the establishment of the Southern Hill Project in 2010".

The requirements for gas purification systems are getting increasingly stricter.

This means that insurers are getting squeezed for profits and are having to offer less and less value to their customers, whilst being stricter and stricter on claims.