Sentence examples for more strict in from inspiring English sources

OpenDJ is more strict in this check than Oracle DSEE.

Co-op boards seem to be far more strict in Manhattan than in Brooklyn, they said.

In fact, IP enforcement is often even more strict in the open source community, and those who infringe licenses or fail to give appropriate credit are often pilloried.

"But we will learn the lessons of this crisis and draw up a new health and safety plan that is even more strict in consultation with the authorities.

Mr. Muken, of Deutsche Bank, agreed: "Under the Obama administration, the F.T.C. has been significantly more strict" in the deals it approves and rejects, he said.

When you work in fashion, you get a bit more strict in your daily things because you know quite well what works and what doesn't -- and what you want to put up with.

Yet the striking difference at Givenchy is that while the silhouette might be more strict than in the past, there is more variety and sexiness in his clothes than in other collections toeing the minimalist line.

"Boudreau seems to be more strict, more in charge," Cherry said.

To elaborate, do they view society's current rules as more strict than in the past, less strict, or unchanged?

Especially, typical automotive component markets require more strict standards in quality management.

"Today, there's probably more strict instruction in terms of taking complaints and doing a full, complete investigation," LaChasse said.