Sentence examples for have stricter rules from inspiring English sources

"A lot of states need to have stricter rules with regard to their problem drinkers," she said.

She and other critics of the federal government's response point to parts of the world where they say foreign governments have stricter rules for offshore operators.

Westerners aren't comfortable with it, not just because they have stricter rules in place, but because something in their nature prevents them from appreciating it".

Segregated schools have high rates of absenteeism as families move; the schools also tend to have stricter rules about testing and discipline, in part as a consequence of decades-long policies about accountability.

That's because these countries have stricter rules when it comes to foreign retailers operating businesses within their cities, regardless of whether or not it's through a franchise agreement.

If we all act together, financial institutions will have stricter rules for risk-taking, governance that aligns compensation with long-term performance, and greater transparency in their operations.

"We have strict rules," the Web site said.

Banks say they have strict rules to prevent conflicts.

"But you have to have strict rules about what partnership means.

Several airlines have strict rules that there must always be two people in the cockpit.

They didn't seem to have strict rules about how to do these things.