Sentence examples for more strictly because from inspiring English sources

Raised their kids more strictly because there was less of a cushion if you messed up.

And then you may find out that — for instance — the court sentences much more strictly because the police is not bringing the simple cases to court but it's a very good police and they talk with people, so if people have not done something really terrible they try to solve that problem in another way, not by using the law.

It was argued that the Inspectorate failed to respond to emerging signals including patients' complaints and it should have enforced the rules more strictly, because its actions had been too hesitant and trusting of care providers who were not complying with quality standards.

Similarly, Ward et al. (1995; 1207) reported that "the group felt that agricultural pollution was far less of a problem than industrial pollution and suspected that farmers were being more strictly regulated because they were 'easy targets'.

But Yi Sheng also said he wasn't sure his friend's being gay was the main reason for his dismissal; it have been something more political or more strictly academic, because other gay faculty weren't being dismissed.

Should the court agree that some overall limits are unconstitutional, the decision could represent a reassessment of a basic distinction established in a 1976 decision, Buckley v. Valeo, which said contributions may be regulated more strictly than expenditures because of their potential for corruption.

Should the court agree that those overall limits are unconstitutional, however, its decision could represent a fundamental reassessment of a basic distinction established in Buckley v. Valeo in 1976, which said contributions may be regulated more strictly than expenditures because of their potential for corruption.

In the late 1970s and early 1980s disability recipiency rates fell, first because program gatekeepers were urged to more strictly interpret existing rules, and then because Congress in 1980 required SSA to reevaluate all current recipients to see if they still met the medical standards.

I am ordering surveillance to be undertaken more strictly moving forward.'" Because they have been branded as a defector family, factory management has to issue regular reports to the security authorities outlining the children's behaviour and whereabouts.

And we will bring a much more conservative, much more careful balance, much more strictly enforced set of constraints, again, because we've seen the consequences of letting the system grow outdated.

This may be because hospitals practise referral guidelines more strictly than private practices, as indicated (in general) by Iversen and Lurås [ 25].