Sentence examples for has introduced strict from inspiring English sources
That's why our government has introduced strict liability".
Since the 1970s, America has introduced strict rules governing the distribution of family-planning assistance to developing countries.
The EU has introduced strict environmental rules on how cars should be disposed of through its End of Life Vehicle Directive, while new rules designed to combat copper and other metal theft have had the curious impact of making it illegal for car owners to be paid cash when scrapping a vehicle.
Manager Ronny Deila has previously spoken of the need for his Celtic squad to be "24-hour athletes" and has introduced strict rules over diet.
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has introduced stricter rules to limit campaigning but most studios are adept at finding ways round them.
The Scotland Yard Commissioner Bernard Hogan Howe has set a target to increase public confidence in the Met by 20% by 2016 and has introduced stricter criteria on the use of stop and search.
The conservation commission has introduced stricter fishing quotas, but a scientific study of tuna fishing in the Atlantic found that between 2008 and 2011 the illegal catch in the Atlantic exceeded the catch limit by 57%.
And that's why the bid committee have introduced strict criteria for the bidding nations.
In order to escape the sleazy undertones, pole fitness is undergoing something of an image overhaul, and competitions have introduced strict rules about clothing and dance style.
3. The Austria-Hungary-Slovakia border All three countries have introduced strict border controls as a result of the thousands of migrants trying to make it through to Western Europe and the European Union.
Such a climate breeds resentment of companies that are seen as not paying their fair share of taxes or of exploiting their monopoly pricing power.Perhaps the trickiest relationship at present is between governments and the technology industryIn response, governments have introduced strict new regulation, particularly for banks, and sought to crack down on the use of offshore tax havens.
