Sentence examples for be too strict from inspiring English sources

I found the rules to be too strict.

But he said they worry that the privacy settings they develop could be too strict.

Policies (formal or tacit) regarding required time in role between job changes may be too strict.

Sometimes you can be too strict, and people act up to get a reaction.

Don't be too strict, because then teens won't tell you anything.

"The staff at P.S. 206 does not consider Mr. DeRise to be too strict or verbally abusive," he said.

"We're just helping each other," says Bonczyk. "This is an additional day of learning, so we try not to be too strict with them," says Wiśniewska.

"I can understand the argument that the academy rules may be too strict," he said, referring to a growing debate over the foreign-language guidelines.

The ring-fence cannot be too strict or rigid, because that would complicate day-to-day interactions within the banking group and create the risk that the RFB acts like a rogue entity, making a group policy impossible.

But they must not be too strict, because that would stifle innovation and diversity.The other main regulatory issue is less obvious: it concerns directories, the digital equivalent of telephone books.

That standard permits the level of emissions achieved by natural gas-fired plants of the type generally built in the last few years,  but would be too strict for almost all coal-fired power plants if they were not exempted.