Sentence examples for strict control but from inspiring English sources

He kept his end under strict control but it meant that his allocation, which brought him Wood's wicket and cost only 29, was exhausted little more than half way through Yorkshire's innings.

The salmon industry is expected to keep use of the toxins under strict control but has seen significant problems in Norway with the emergence of "superlice" resistant to normal treatments.

Najibullah, who replaced Babrak Karmal as president in 1986, attempted to gain support by relaxing Karmal's strict control, but he was widely despised and was finally forced from office by the mujahideen rebels and mutinous groups within his own military in 1992.

Iran, Turkey and Syria keep physical access to the enclave under strict control, but the Internet and satellite communications are helping the Kurds to overcome their forced isolation".We are experiencing a Kurdish renaissance," boasts Saeed Barzinji, a French-trained law professor who runs Salahaddin University in Arbil.

The Iranian authorities have long kept the media under strict control, but arrests and intimidation intensified after the 2009 democracy protests.

Many criminal investigators who work for inspectors general are allowed to carry firearms, under strict controls, but they must take training courses and be recertified every three months.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission yesterday voted 5-0 to impose stricter controls, but did not bow to California Gov. Gray Davis Gray Davis ' plea to do more.

Polls have shown a majority of Americans want stricter controls, but time after time, federal legislation is rejected, and what little has passed is woefully inadequate.

His endorsement is highly unlikely to expand acceptance of a gun deregulation among those who already favor stricter controls; but it may help to sell silencers to gun buyers already aligned with his father's politics.

States were given until November 2006 to impose stricter controls, but after a legal challenge from several states, the regulations were struck down by a federal appeals court on 8 February 2008.

Both impose strict control of finances, but keep their hands off operations.