Sentence examples for it was too strict from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

"It was too strict for me," she admits, "My designs always looked like a costume—I could design for a drag queen, not a real person".

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

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".

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

It could be argued that our criterion was too strict, but it was in line with the criteria used in other studies that rejected the QLV model.

It suggested that Formula B was too strict for trucks with shorter axle lengths.

Perhaps the target RR of 15 bpm was too strict, leading those patients to increase the PSV instead of decreasing it.