Sentence examples for given strict rules from inspiring English sources

Promoters and bands are given strict rules: no unlicensed use of the SXSW name, and no gigs from 7 p.m. to 2 a.m.

As allied warplanes began flying around-the-clock missions over Baghdad in close support of Army and Marine ground forces who have made armed forays into the city since Saturday, pilots were given strict rules of engagement.

He emphasises his concerns for the elderly and says he advocates for people to be given information and a choice, noting the shocking statistics for suicide among people aged over 80. Nitschke will on Thursday hold Australia's first conference on rational suicide in Melbourne and has been given strict rules by the Victorian state library in return for hosting it.

Some apartments have strict rules against pets.

And then those who have strict rules," Remy continued.

Given full access – which is by no means a given for 1 November, given the strict rules which govern player release for international rugby – the Eagles can field a number of players employed by top-flight clubs.

According to him, parents should give children strict rules (no TV, plenty of reading, chores galore) and then leave them the hell alone.

The FAA gave Amazon strict rules and regulations.

Given the BBC's strict rules on broadcasting impartiality, it's not surprising that Labour and the Tories have similar numbers of elected officials and peers making appearances on the shows.

If Taiwan fails to secure membership of the TPP, given the TPP's strict rules of origin (ROO) requirements, other countries can be expected to reduce the amount of goods that they import from Taiwan for re-export to fellow TPP member economies.

But the use of free dissonance, and the abandonment of the notion that key relationships are governed by strict rules, gave them the power to create vivid depictions of everything from the concrete (scenes and actions) to the ethereal (states of mind).