Sentence examples for strict over from inspiring English sources
The phrase "strict over" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It may be intended to express a sense of strictness or control over something, but it is not a standard expression. Example: "The manager has strict over the team's adherence to deadlines."
Japan is preposterously strict over trifling matters but turns a blind eye to serious ones.
California, where the operation originated, has historically lax enforcement of its marijuana laws, and the laws themselves have become less strict over time.
(It's one of the few areas where the SEC has gotten strict over the loosely regulated industry).
Asked about his brightly-coloured outfit in Paris, Federer said: "It's going to change when Wimbledon comes around because rules have become ridiculously strict over there; and I love Wimbledon, but they have gone too far now.
They be too strict over there.
The requirements get more strict over time, and states would get lots of money from the federal government to enforce them".
Although China has the world's second-largest economy, after that of the United States, the government maintains strict controls over capital flows and cross-border investments.
It is known he was born in the fictitious Marin County town of Tewksbury, to parents Agnes and Jack Monk, Sr. His parents were very strict and over-protective.
"Germany is much stricter over training and education.
Even the pectin rebels generally follow the U.S.D.A.'s strict guidelines for canning procedures, which have become even stricter over the last two decades.
But those rules will grow stricter over the next decade, and most of the new demand must be met from other sources.
