Sentence examples for less strictly from inspiring English sources

Other institutions, Mr. Merlis contended, interpret copyright law less strictly.

Chinese film has never seemed less strictly Chinese.

It is less strictly Dickensian these days, aiming its literary swipes at all things Victorian.

However, the National Bureau is now defining a recession less strictly.

Also, the show was made less strictly chronological, initially because they "forced funny things apart".

Their lending is less strictly regulated than that of formal banks.

For consumers in countries where advertising is less strictly regulated, the UK's advertising standards may seem almost genteel.

Perhaps because of the Yörük influence, Islam is observed less strictly in Arslanköy than in some other southeastern Turkish villages.

Nonetheless, he said, the changes would give the school a focus that was more academic and less strictly military.

In this final volume, covering 1915-39, Foster has practiced this method less strictly, while enlarging upon its significance.

At Cannes, working in wide screen and colour, it was the familiar large crowd of actors and technicians working more or less strictly to a detailed script.