Sentence examples for made more strict from inspiring English sources
Fifty-seven percent of respondents say they should be made more strict, up significantly from 39 percent in a CBS News poll in April.
Many local factories were closed and water treatment regulations made more strict as part of a five-year plan to improve water quality.
The CBS News poll, conducted Dec. 14 to 16, asked if "gun control laws should be made more strict, less strict or kept as they are now".
In October 2011, 43 percent said that laws dealing with the sale of firearms should be made more strict; 44 percent said the laws should remain as they are now.
But United States Olympic Committee guidelines -- which were made more strict after the scandals that emerged about the ways in which Salt Lake City won its bid -- place severe restrictions on what cities can do to promote their chances.
In a CBS News poll conducted Sunday through Tuesday, 56percentt of the men said laws governing the sale of handguns should be made more strict; 73percentt of the women did.
Translating that to the clothes actually made more sense: strict, modernist silhouettes, embellished to the hilt.
Standards were made more specific by establishing strict criteria defining the dose, frequency and time frame within which initiation of treatment was expected; for example, task force guidelines recommended measures such as nutritional support, stress ulcer prophylaxis and deep vein thrombosis prophylaxis.
He would have made more but for Britain's strict quarantine laws, which prevented the Monteuxs from bringing their pet French poodle with them; Doris Monteux would not travel without the poodle, and Monteux would not travel without his wife.
Coal replacement cost savings are made more significant by India's stricter power sector emissions rules, which aim to reduce air pollution and early deaths from coal-fired generation.
xGiotto builds on top of Giotto in the sense that the strict separation of timing and functionality is respected and even made more clear at the syntactical level.
