Sentence examples for more strict on from inspiring English sources

Yahoo could decide to become much more strict on what it allows without fear of breaking United States laws.

"In effect this imposes something more strict on those who become bishops than those who become clergy.

Current trade law is more strict on rich countries, granting more flexibility to developing nations to raise tariffs.

Some proposed remedies: lower the mound; shrink the strike zone; be more strict on what foreign substances pitchers sneak onto the ball; put limits on defensive shifts.

As a result, he reportedly said, at the closed-door meeting in Colorado, "We're going to be more strict on holding someone accountable if they say they're going to be for the principles that we espouse, and then they aren't". It was in this context that he said he might even consider backing Democrats.

"After we came in, we got a lot more strict on them.

This latter selection criterion is preferred over a more strict one based on the illumination of the spacecraft.

At holiday times airlines tend to be more strict than usual about carry-ons; officially passengers are permitted one carry-on bag plus one "personal" item, which can be a laptop, purse, small backpack, briefcase, or camera case.

Religious and military colleges are often more strict about rules on student conduct, like their prohibition of alcohol and drugs, while CUNY schools typically lack the residential campus many larger state universities have.

To these groups and to the feds, requiring all handgun purchases to be completed in the purchaser's home state is an important step: Local FFLs can perform not only the required federal background check, but also make sure the purchaser complies with other state laws governing handgun ownership, which are generally more strict than rules on shotguns or rifles.

If the estimated decoding strategy is more strict than the true one, outage on the SU is reported and the estimated achievable rate is set to zero.