Sentence examples for strict in terms of from inspiring English sources

In some ways I'm quite strict – in terms of morality, honesty, things like that.

"She thinks I'm strict in terms of food," Mrs. Obama said, "but really everything I learned, I learned from her.

"Because security has got so much worse we haven't let any foreign staff travel by road for the last 18 months, so in a sense this will not affect as much as we are already so strict in terms of our security," she said.

And so they were made more strict in terms of the marking process.

The Argentinean pension system is considered to be strict in terms of the requirements to be eligible for coverage at retirement age, which is a more significant problem for low-educated workers.

Finally, it should be noted that the requirements for CR-VANETs are more strict in terms of faster adaptability and faster running time of the cognition cycle due to the dynamic nature of the vehicular environment.

Aggressive new safety rules proposed by state regulators would move New York from one of the slackest states to one of the strictest in terms of safety.

"Landlords should take notice and start modifying leases to become stricter in terms of who to lease apartments to," said Stuart Berg, a partner at Kurzman Eisenberg Corbin & Lever.

There are various state and federal laws that have specific rules on privacy policies -- but as the Internet is literally the World Wide Web, visitors from all over the world and more likely, the United States, could potentially be visiting your site opening you up to the liability of that state -- California is one of the strictest in terms of having a conspicuous privacy policy on your site.

These ads must meet strict criteria in terms of how they are placed and appear.

"There would need to be some pretty strict criteria in terms of the burden of evidence but yes..