Sentence examples for especially strict from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alcazar explained that the New York City police are especially strict about enforcing emissions regulations.

Colorado's laws are especially strict regarding the secrecy of grand-jury deliberations.

This gives Goodell the ability to be especially strict on enforcement, if and when he chooses to be.

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Precisely because some participants engage in exhibitionism, Burning Man is especially strict about media and commercial filmmakers' videotaping the festivities, Ms. Goodell said.

The courts have been especially strict in interpreting the provision that bars a defendant from winning damages if he contributed to his conviction.

As a result, the Haughtons remain particularly strict about vetting, especially for a show as open to questions as the 20th-century fair.

Their approach included changes in household design, furnishings, and cleaning techniques, especially a strict avoidance of dust, which could carry feathers, animal hair, skin debris, pollen, moulds, and an unknown 'dust' allergen.

Although many eminent literary authors, including F. Scott Fitzgerald and William Faulkner, have worked on film scripts, the ability to write a good original script, especially under strict studio conditions, frequently belongs to lesser-known scenarists with a strong visual sense.

Political Islam, especially the strict version practiced by Salafists in Egypt, is thriving largely because it is tapping into ideological roots that were laid down long before the revolts began.

One reason the ruling Saud family has been seen as reluctant to confront the religious extremists directly is the concern that any assault on religion will undermine their own standing as guardians of the faith, especially the strict Wahhabi brand of Islam prevalent in Saudi Arabia.