Sentence examples for if strict from inspiring English sources

Colin Matthews, BAA chief executive, said: "A third runway will only go ahead if strict environmental limits are met".

He says any intervention abroad should occur only if strict criteria are met, including clear, achievable goals and a viable "exit strategy".

This last measure is problematic because of the ease with which the disease can be passed on if strict procedures are not followed.

Under the Allotments Act 1925, councils can only develop statutorily protected allotment land with the permission of the secretary of state, and only if strict criteria are met.

And recently, Mr. Romney has promoted his policy of "self-deportation," which hopes that illegal immigrants will leave the country if strict labor rules and enforcement make finding a job impossible.

If strict control of a new technology implies consent to its use, then the European Union Parliament has opened the way for genetically modified crops to be planted in European fields again.

But if stricter Asians were the explanation, northern cities like Bradford would also be abstemious.

Australia could miss out on a major weapons manufacturing plant if stricter gun ownership restrictions including a ban on handguns are introduced, gunmakers have said.

He said his group was examining its rulebook and compiling statistics on fighting and helmet removal to see if stricter changes were needed.

The message was: think of the children who could be saved in the future if stricter gun control laws are enacted.

In the long term, however, the future may be dimmer for natural gas if stricter regulations are put in place to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80 percent below 1990 levels by 2050 — a goal set by President Obama.