Sentence examples for imposed strict rules from inspiring English sources
The coalition last year imposed strict rules limiting the use of airstrikes in areas where civilians are present.
The government has imposed strict rules to reduce commercial banks' exposure to the five biggest chaebol (Hyundai, Samsung, LG, SK and the dismantled Daewoo).
Mr. Ginsberg said he decided to help Republican groups after the Federal Election Commission declined to imposed strict rules on the 527 groups in May.
After Treasury, he worked as an aide to Senator Paul S. Sarbanes to help draft the Sarbanes-Oxley law, which imposed strict rules and oversight of corporate accounting after the bookkeeping scandals at companies like Enron and WorldCom.
Litter on the mountain was a major environmental problem until the Nepalese government imposed strict rules requiring visitors to keep the peak clean or risk losing a substantial deposit.
That law, which provoked howls of protest from business groups at the time and in the years since, imposed strict rules and oversight of corporate accounting after the bookkeeping scandals at companies like Enron and Worldcom.
Many states have imposed stricter rules on their unemployment insurance programs, from making it harder to qualify to reducing the duration of benefits to cutting payouts.
The findings are in line with concerns voiced last year when the Education Department imposed stricter rules on for-profit schools that benefit from federal student loans.
NEW YORK TIMES Twitter's New Rules Spur Online Protests | Twitter imposed stricter rules for its application programming interface, or A.P.I., a move that some engineers and developers decried as a "bait and switch," the Bits blog reports.
After the company imposed stricter rules for its application programming interface, or A.P.I., on Thursday, engineers and developers picked up their virtual pitchforks and took to Twitter and blogs to decry what some described as a "bait and switch".
