Sentence examples for had stricter from inspiring English sources

Post-independence India had stricter, prissier demarcations – between the polite and the profane, the admissible and the inadmissible – than the India energised by the free market.

This was not in Tokyo, which had stricter laws about entertainments than other cities, possibly as a result of having to look respectable for the Olympics in 1964.

"There was a time in the past when Jewish and Protestant and Catholic cemeteries had stricter rules about who could be buried there," said James Ford, superintendent of Gate of Heaven Cemetery, a Catholic cemetery run by the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York.

The Obama administration had stricter standards for approving waivers in part because it believed the statutory wording of the Affordable Care Act demanded it.

"So, the idea was that because handguns were thought to be more dangerous than long guns, that they had stricter rules".

Any hospice ward was free to join the new program, which also had stricter requirements on personnel and facilities.

Also, the job had strict definitions.

Uncle Larry had strict rules.

Both Democrats and Republicans had strict instructions from their leaders.

We had strict Air Force orders not to cross the border".

She had strict rules for the pool deck.