Sentence examples for impose a strict from inspiring English sources

Tales of drug- and alcohol-fuelled binges have prompted model agencies to impose a strict curfew on girls.

Rather than impose a strict line on the play, Carson's text and Macdonald's production leave all possibilities open.

It is even more important to impose a strict economic embargo on the country and increase the political isolation of the regime.

The Franco regime sought to preserve what it understood as Spain's long-standing traditions and to impose a strict Roman Catholic morality on the country.

The organisation, whose name means "non-Islamic education is sacrilege", is fighting to impose a strict interpretation of sharia law across Africa's most populous country.

Attacks by Boko Haram, which wants to impose a strict Islamic system in northern Nigeria, have killed at least 15,000 people and displaced 1.5 million since 2009.

Boko Haram, which roughly translates as "Western education forbidden," seeks to impose a stricter application of Shariah, or Islamic, law across the largely Muslim northern half of Nigeria.

The letter said the Justice Department had concluded that the Gun Control Act does not empower the A.T.F. to impose a stricter requirement on noncitizen gun buyers.

If we impose a stricter definition and consider that only the nonconservative amino acid substitutions are likely to cause functional protein changes, then nine of the 22 mutations (41%) reported here are in this category.

The judge also imposed a strict gag order on all the parties in the case.

In southern Somalia, the Salafist Islamic Courts Union imposed a strict sharia.