Sentence examples for really strict rules from inspiring English sources
"I have really strict rules for myself and others about this," she said.
"A lot of brothels have really strict rules.
AC: He had really strict rules for how we were going to make the record.
They were essentially musical scores that I turned into diagramsmore like a cross between math and music, using really strict rules.
But Germany has pushed hard for its implementation - partly to persuade political opinion in Berlin that there really will be strict rules in place to ensure that another debt crisis can't happen in the future.
Nothing's out the window, which is kind of different from the way we approach the music, because the music is actually quite structured and it's structured to very strict rules, really.
"For the time being we really are bound by strict rules on what we can and can't say about this potential deal," he said.
"I had looked at buying one but the rules are really strict, and I think people will find it hard to get around those rules".
Whitney Tilson New York, New York The scientists are unable to release any information on the subjects — the N.I.H. privacy rules are really strict — so I'm afraid you'll never know how you behaved as a four-year-old.
They have a really kind of strict rule they're following: They don't want to put out a song that's already been recorded or that is being released.
When I got over my initial shock and found that I was still in one piece, still making dinner, still driving car pools, still going on with life, I wondered, "What happens now?" When I had to choose whether to abide by my strict rules, did I really feel the same way?
