Sentence examples for become strict from inspiring English sources

While Connecticut might have become strict in issuing licenses, North Carolina and Tennessee are anything but.

Had he risen higher, "there is a strong chance he might have decided to become strict with Japan," says the Japanese businessman.(Photo credit: STR/AFP).

He seems to assume that aggregate demand can't increase unless the money supply rises, but that's only true if the velocity of money is fixed; so have we suddenly become strict monetarists while I wasn't looking?

(B ′ ) ⇒ (A ′ ) : Here all inequalities in the proof of Part 1, become strict inequalities which permit us to conclude.

But when both the density and power of PUs become large, the spectrum access of SUs is confined because the constraints of PUs become strict.

While with the constraints of the sum of the density and power of SUs, the ASR is decreased due to the constraints from PUs that become strict.

In the last several months, government enforcement has become stricter.

The state's D.U.I. laws will become stricter.

However, the F.D.A. has become stricter about testing for possible cardiovascular risks of diabetes drugs.

For example, the EU is currently reviewing its organic standards, which will become stricter.

Under Gov. George E. Pataki, the state's parole officers have become stricter.