Sentence examples for imposing strict guidelines from inspiring English sources

With the British imposing strict guidelines on what could and could not be reported by the press guidelines that were enthusiastically agreed to by Murdoch upon his arrival smuggling this information out of Turkey was no easy feat.

Ten years ago, the N.C.A.A. imposed strict guidelines on the first five days of preseason football practices, limiting practice to three hours once a day and making helmets the only piece of equipment the players may wear on the first two days.

The Australian government has imposed strict guidelines to ensure water quality and protect marine life during development.

The authorities impose strict guidelines, copied from the IDSA guidelines.

Assembly Bill 626, which will go into effect Jan . 1 imposes strict guidelines for what it labels "microenterprise home kitchens," or MHKs.

Mozilo seemed prepared to curb Sambol's aggressiveness and impose stricter guidelines.

It was in part to protect this type of freedom that museums like the Whitney opposed temporary regulations from the New York State Board of Regents that imposed stricter guidelines in 2008 governing deaccessioning.

Faced with scandals and complaints involving teachers who misuse social media, school districts across the country are imposing strict new guidelines that ban private conversations between teachers and their students on cellphones and online platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

As a mother whose two sons went through the French public school system and whose response to my often-posed question of "What did you have for lunch?" was met with "Pizza-frîtes (French fries)" I was thrilled to see the government stepping in and imposing stricter dietary guidelines, forcing cafeterias to serve healthier food.

What do you think of organizations that impose strict dress guidelines on their staff?

Still, in May 2002,, under pressure from preservation groups, the transportation department put together the Merritt Parkway Restoration Guide, imposing stricter, more uniform guidelines for any future bridge-repair projects, just to be safe.