Sentence examples for not strict enough from inspiring English sources

The opposition Democratic Progressive Party says the proposed laws are still not strict enough.

But the Germans were also opposed, arguing that the new regime was not strict enough.

There will always be religious critics who say the society is not strict enough.

The EU has norms restricting the amount of phosphorus in the water, but they're not strict enough.

They contend that the system, which allows some polluters to buy credits linked to reductions in polluted discharges by others, is not strict enough.

Parents often worry about whether they are being too strict or not strict enough, and reading about the extremes can provide a kind of psychic comfort.

That is, environmental regulations aren't strict enough.

Some critics worry that the current regulations aren't strict enough to protect patients.

It also raised concern that perhaps eligibility requirements weren't strict enough.

People have faulted our laws and regulations, which apparently weren't strict enough, and our enforcers, who clearly weren't forceful enough.

While some critics might contend that Tennessee's regulations aren't strict enough, Richard Montgomery, a Republican state representative, said it's a solid start.