Sentence examples for far more strict from inspiring English sources

Co-op boards seem to be far more strict in Manhattan than in Brooklyn, they said.

These Africans brought with them a form of Islam far more strict and exclusionary than Iberia had known before.

"And I am far more strict with the young people, because they have to learn that 'good enough' is not good enough".

Indeed, despite European protestations, American ecological standards are far more strict than European rules, and have been for 20 years or more.

Ms. Gotbaum said in a statement, in part: It's clear we need to be far more strict and crack down on any unsafe construction sites, and its clear we need more inspectors, still.

Still others are far more strict -- the text and only the text can be discussed, with no discussion of even the time or culture in which the book was written, let alone a digression that a character reminded a member of her Aunt Phyllis, who by the way, is still not feeling better from her gall bladder surgery.

In Egypt, where the people have always been religious and conservative, young people are now far more observant and strict in their interpretation of their faith.

The specific trade-offs will continue to be made by the secret FISA court, but with far more scrutiny and a stricter set of rules.

Dugdale taunted Sturgeon in Holyrood earlier this week that tax avoidance was now far more difficult because of stricter HM Revenue and Customs rules, accusing her of using it as an excuse for inaction.

The rest, 30%, felt that parents and the institutional management should be more strict as far as absenteeism is concerned.

(This measure, as Shapiro noted, was far more extreme than even the strictest of kosher authorities).