Sentence examples for is fairly strict from inspiring English sources

Am I going to be kicked out?' " Barring an occasional exception, the door policy is fairly strict.

(13) The syntactic classification of words (primarily into verbs, nouns and others) is fairly strict.

The syntactic classification of words is fairly strict; among the three major classes (verbs, nouns and others) there are constraints on transcategorising, as can be illustrated by some comparisons with English.

She is fairly strict and regimented with the children: After school until 4.30 p.m., TV with a drink and a biscuit; 4.30-5.00 p.m., homework or reading; 5.00 p.m., tea--sit up properly, eat meat and two vegetables, get pudding and pick a sweet from the tin, but only after you have asked nicely to get down from the table.

The criterion for shade is fairly strict in this certification program: it requires at least 12 different native species of shade trees per hectare (or 2.47 acres), and the foliage cover must be at least 40percentt and form two layers to better mimic the differing canopy layers formed by natural forest trees.

If the private school is fairly strict, go for something like a pair of slacks or a skirt.

Some galleries are fairly strict in their national orientation.

"We're fairly strict on who qualifies or who would be disqualified," Mr. Wagner said.

Here in Buenos Aires, the requirements for obtaining the pension are fairly strict.

There are fairly strict parameters – they choose characters, places, events and actions, then record the narration using their own voice.

A statement on Mr. Christie's campaign Web site in 2009 said that he supported New Jersey's existing gun control laws, which are fairly strict.