Sentence examples for marked by strict from inspiring English sources

The ruling party now hopes the European elections will affirm public support for its tenure, which has been marked by strict measures of austerity and budget-cutting in the name of shrinking the deficit.

Every morning at 6 AM, the junior martial artists start up in their red tracksuits, marked by strict rules, discipline, and performance training everyday in order eventually to belong to the fighting elite. .

As in the judicial system, French administration has been strongly marked by a strict hierarchy since the time of Napoleon.

These results suggest that in spite of obvious sociocultural differences among groups, marked by the supposedly strict admixture barriers, their Y chromosome gene pool remains largely shared, because of common origin or common history of genetic admixture without language shift.

Median family income, adjusted for inflation, grew only about a fifth as much between 1980 and 2007 as it did in the generation following World War II, even though the postwar economy was marked both by strict financial regulation and by much higher tax rates on the wealthy than anything currently under political discussion.

Yet his return might have been marked by a red card had there been a stricter referee than Turk Cüneyt Çakir officiating the match.

All projects like the Landaus' home are governed by the institute's Passive House Planning Package, a bit of modeling software that keeps the building process — almost always marked by unexpected questions and detours — closely tied to a strict baseline for overall energy use and air infiltration.

66-242) from the government of Madagascar in 1966, the park's status as a strict nature reserve was reaffirmed, and its boundaries were marked by 89 points.

Following a year marked by several high-profile shootings, the percentage of Americans saying they were dissatisfied and wanted stricter laws rose by 13 points, from 25percentt in January 2012 to 38percentthisis month.

It was marked by a small plaque.

Pauses are often marked by gestures.