Sentence examples for quite strict rules from inspiring English sources

"We have quite strict rules," he said.

(It doesn't seem likely that modern central banks think this way; if they do, they have a very pessimistic view of the productivity of capital).Under Bretton Woods (or indeed the gold standard), central banks did keep a firm eye on the banking sector, often imposing quite strict rules on reserve requirements, cash ratios and the like.

"We have rules, quite strict rules.

To this end, contracts usually include quite strict rules of production (set by the retailer) and technical assistance and controls.

Many bird species follow quite strict rules of combination.

The research found that 'care' in the institutions was invariably understood in terms of responding to problems and tended to relate mainly to disciplinary issues, therefore most of the institutions had quite strict rules and regulations in place and physical and humiliating punishment was found to be widespread.

And those limits are quite strict: Syria has been ruled by emergency law since 1963, under a strong-fisted security force; opposing (or even just differing) opinions can lead to arrest, imprisonment or, at the very least, travel restrictions.

The rules are quite strict.

Mrs Tanaka-Svenska, accompanied by Louis Mariette, who created her headpiece, said: "The dress code has always been quite strict but we always bend the rules slightly - they know us here.

But my school's quite strict – we used to have a rule about which doors you could use to go in and to go out, and if you used the wrong one you got detention.

The criteria are in principle quite strict.