Sentence examples for sets strict rules from inspiring English sources

But the report sets strict rules on where wells can be drilled and requires companies to disclose the chemicals they use.

The $787 billion stimulus legislation sets strict rules for the $53.6 billion being sent to help state budgets, Mr. Orszag wrote.

We know a lot about the people who claim social welfare: we know how much each benefit costs the public, the government sets strict rules for eligibility – and we even have detailed estimates for how much cheating goes on.

— Gov. Jerry Brown signed legislation on Tuesday that sets strict rules barring injection of new natural gas into old wells at Aliso Canyon until independent experts determine the operations are safe.

It lambasts the "major label stance" that sets strict rules on what belongs to whom, limits artists' ability to create new works of art from original masterpieces and stops fans from sharing the music they love on their own media channels.

Recently the Dutch government passed a new law on competition which sets stricter rules.

Nicole had set strict rules and seen results.

The superintendent, Tom Kelly, set strict rules for 2003.

However, the organisation has set strict rules for accepting suggestions from the public.

"You set strict rules for what goes on in the factory.

The department may allow GM alfalfa but, for the first time, set strict rules on the extent of planting allowed.