Sentence examples for more strict rules from inspiring English sources
Despite eroding public support for more strict rules, like a handgun ban, there is broad agreement on the need to keep guns from getting into the wrong hands.
Recently, for example, Kickstarter introduced new, more strict rules around hardware projects.
To decrease risks whilst ensuring to keep the benefit of the use of disinfectants, it might be worth to consider more strict rules concerning appropriate uses of disinfectants in advertisements.
Some states and countries have more strict rules against it than others.
And so on, with prayers constantly, fasting food for longer than a single day or for more often than once a month, or other more strict rules.
More strict rules for updating the database should be revised and enforced.
A paradox has developed in high school football: The more strict the rules, the more likely they are to be evaded by the players they aim to protect.
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.
Although many journals now require that the data be submitted to acceptable public repositories upon conditional acceptance, 68 more strict publication rules enforcing public data availability and explicit description of data processing and analysis will be needed to ensure repeatability.
And when I read that tattoos and piercings are prohibited, I wonder, as does Mary Beth Hertz, a former office worker turned tattooed-teacher, how many individuals would be unable to choose the teaching profession if more such strict rules were enforced.
