Sentence examples for may be strict from inspiring English sources

A better approach may be strict enforcement of overtime laws in Japan.

Talib, she says, may be strict, but he does not drink or beat her up.

The Match function may be "strict", that is, two sequences match if they are equal.

But what may be strict gun control in Norway will support those who say gun control is not the answer.

Certain species cause typhus and spotted fevers in humans, but others are of uncertain pathogenicity or may be strict arthropod endosymbionts.

Bacteria of the Bacillus genus [ 47] are aerobic, which may be strict or facultative while the genus Klebsiella [ 48] comprises facultative anaerobic bacteria.

The rules for a worker's spouse may be stricter still.

Further, the diagnostic interview used in this study may be stricter as a diagnostic tool.

The more despotic rhesus alpha males may be stricter in behaving aggressively towards copulating non-alpha males than the long-tailed alpha males (Thierry 2007).

Here the mandate for a high level of gene transfer may be stricter, given the lack of firm evidence for a useful bystander effect mediated by pro-apoptotic interventions, perhaps with the exception of replacement of p53 [ 111].

Admittance criteria for residential care vary across countries and these may be stricter in the UK compared to the Netherlands, thereby selecting a group with more needs when studying the residential care population.