Sentence examples for it too strict from inspiring English sources

"Is it too strict?" I ask.

When exercising coercive force the prince must find the mean between justice and mercy: too much mercy inspires vice by failing to punish it; too strict an application of justice destroys the liberty that is necessary for the acquisition of virtue (Poli VII 25 n176).

(He begged his parents to enroll him in the Catholic school, but then quit after finding it too strict).

Oh, you're right, Alejandro, it's too stiff, it's too strict, too expensive — and it's not enough.

The 2008 rule was challenged by states, industry groups and environmental groups, with some saying it was too strict and others that it was too lenient.

But, he added, "I'm not going to say it is Lufthansa's opinion that it is too strict — that is not for us to say".

The Senate bill never made it out of the last Congress, in part because business groups thought it was too strict.

He does not want "to overdo it with too strict " procedures.

In January, the island's independent media regulator opposed an anti-monopoly amendment drafted by the opposition that would have blocked the Next Media sale, saying it was too strict.

The crackdown prompted a wider debate about uniforms as children returned to schools after the summer holidays, with some parents applauding the move, and others saying it was too strict.

No government - in public, at least - argues it's too strict.