Sentence examples for strict retail from inspiring English sources

Gaming in PC long ago moved on from its strict retail roots (on console not so much, and it may yet come back to bite them in the ass).

And the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, which represents brokerage firms, along with the insurance industry, derailed strict Senate regulation of retail investment brokers.

Establishing strict regulations before the retail industry booms is critical for public health and safety, said Michelle Mello, Stanford professor of law and of health research and policy, who has written about the dangers of legal edibles.

The art of power English for Schadenfreude Correction: English wine Award: Anne McElvoy ReprintsThis week the shape of that change became clearer with the release of a report by the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB), which urged the government to impose a "ring-fence": a strict separation between the retail and investment-banking operations of Britain's banks.

"Most retail jobs are strict.

Most big retail brands have strict policies against unauthorized subcontracting.

In spite of the strict regulations, Vancouver's marijuana retail market — the biggest in the country — has been thriving with more than 100 dispensaries and compassion clubs open for business.

Mr Liikanen's experts concluded that there should be a strict separation between investment banking and retail banking.

For context, India has strict rules around foreign involvement in retail.

Utah's liquor regulations are among the strictest in the nation, with state-owned retail stores and tight rules in bars.

Gone is the strict separation of investment banking from the consumer, or retail, business and its insured deposit base, with banks required simply to "ring-fence" trading for their own books in separately capitalized subsidiaries that remain within the organization.