Sentence examples similar to average strictness from inspiring English sources

15Ireland is a good example of this: according to Figure 3, it has an above-average strictness, yetGrubb et al. (2009) show that this was true only on paper before the 2008 reform that introduced the National Employment Action Plan.

The strictness of Chinese censorship only allows an average of 20 foreign films to be shown officially each year, and those which do make it through can be heavily cut.

Many low-income countries also have employment protection legislation that mimics or even exceeds that of industrial economies even if the latter have approached these conditions only gradually during their process of development.10 Figure 1 Strictness of temporary and regular employment regulations – regional averages.

"The people need strict measures so that they can feel protected by this strictness".

In the classification algorithms, we defined three levels (strict, moderate, and loose) of the criteria in terms of their strictness.

Strictness marked the boy's upbringing.

Her unbending strictness is a form of self-flagellation.

Mr Skinner, who died on Monday, was known for strictness.

You were drawn to the strictness of opera technique?

It was not money or strictness, he said.

A recent McKinsey report on productivity found that, on average, selling-space in Britain was 40% more expensive than in America and 20% more than in France.Part of the explanation for high rents is the strictness of British planning laws.