Sentence examples for more strictly controlled from inspiring English sources

Assad, a stripling at 44, is more media-savvy than most Arab leaders, though Syria's ministry of information is a hangover from a more strictly controlled era.

Others interpret it to mean more strictly controlled capital markets, which have made a re-appearance even in previously open countries like Brazil.

Mr Vandermeer does not go as far as his predecessor but accepts that "Heathrow causes substantial sleep disturbance and significant annoyance".Mr Byers has delayed action on the inspector's recommendation that night flights should be more strictly controlled, saying that he is legally obliged to seek advice.

By combining photonic crystal and trench structure, single transverse mode operation of photonic crystal VCSEL can be much more strictly controlled.

This was mainly attributed to the plastic deformation properties under compression shown by sodium chloride, leading to a less porous, more compact network which more strictly controlled solvent penetration and drug dissolution and release rates.

As the deletion of comI in B. licheniformis DSM13 doubled the transformation efficiency rather than increasing the efficiency 100-fold, as for ComI3610 (Konkol et al. 2013), the intracellular level of ComIDSM13 might be more strictly controlled.

We are also pleased to see that some first steps will be taken towards more strictly controlling the ivory trade, where action at a global level is urgently needed to halt the devastating declines in African elephant populations that we've seen in recent years.

It's worth noting that, only the annotated expressions are transmitted to the requester; therefore, policy leakage is kept to a minimum and, more important, always strictly controlled by the policy designer.

In the marginally more open sheikhdoms, Christian practice is strictly controlled.

In the Soviet era, religion was strictly controlled until the more relaxed policies of Mikhail S. Gorbachev made the creation of small Islamic groups possible.

The words Atwood employs for the shell-shocked Offred's recollections are mostly plain ones; the uses of a more sophisticated sort of English are as strictly controlled as the Handmaid's daily schedule.