Sentence examples for considered strict from inspiring English sources

"We were considered strict parents, but we didn't worry about the art they looked at," Simmons told me.

The banks that have received bailout funds already are subject to limits on compensation, but they are not considered strict.

Kepler 62's newfound worlds are not quite small enough to be considered strict replicas of Earth, but the results have strengthened the already strong conviction among astronomers that the galaxy is littered with billions of Earth-size planets, perhaps as many as one per star, and that astronomers will soon find Earth 2.0, as they call it — our lost twin bathing in the rays of an alien sun.

Because of the multiple testing involved, the classical P-value threshold of, say, 0.05 may not be considered strict enough, as it will tend to lead to too many "false positives".

Because the USGA and R & A are primarily about preserving the game (politically, they would be considered "strict constructionists" of the constitution).

Involuntary and pathological intoxication are affirmative defenses to all criminal offenses in New Jersey, but are not defenses to regulatory law and traffic law offenses that are considered strict liability violations (e.g. environmental regulations, DUI).

Mr. Biden urged lawmakers to "think about Newtown," the site of the shootings, as they considered stricter gun regulations.

Edwards, a free agent who played for the Jets last season, will continue participating in the N.F.L.'s substance abuse program, which is considered stricter than the state's standard drunken-driving prevention program.

The New York Legislature and the New York City Council are considering strict new laws that would greatly limit an employer's ability to do credit screening.

World Health Organization officials say the suit represents an effort by the industry to intimidate the country, as well as other nations attending the conference, that are considering strict marketing requirements for tobacco.

However, if we only consider strict cladograms, then angled and rectangular trees in museums are equal (n = 18 for each), 11 are eurograms, and two are circular.