Maine lobstermen have strict self-imposed regulations, throwing back lobsters below a certain size.
An Iraqi school of mysticism became noted for its strict self-control and psychological insight.
"Leading officials … should both exercise strict self-discipline and strengthen education and supervision over their family and staff".
Either the goats had superb retentive skills or the smugglers operate strict self-regulatory standards of hygiene.
Within his strict, self-imposed limitations, Judd, who died in 1994, constantly discovered new, urgently felt possibilities of scale, material and composition.
This means only companies wholly Chinese owned will be able to publish online, subject to strict self-censorship in line with the government's views.
She probably knew what her beautiful X-rays of DNA implied about the molecule's shape, but her strict self-discipline kept her from publishing or even uttering theories until all the experimental X-ray evidence was in.
Based on your findings, write an opinion paper that explores how this attempt to avoid government regulation and still answer the public's objections to sex and violence in the movies led to a system of strict self-censorship.
Reid and his fellow shop stewards Jimmy Airlie and Sammy Barr ran the work-in and helped manage the UCS yards as an alternative to an all-out strike, insisting on strict self-discipline from the workforce.
IN THEIR effort to run caring, efficient societies, European countries combine extensive state intervention in labour and other markets with a strict self-denying ordinance in fiscal and monetary affairs.
Many doubters take strong exception to the idea that any nation has the right to go to war alone, except under a UN mandate or in strict self-defence.
