Sentence examples for strict so that from inspiring English sources

"Xi Zhongxun's family ways were strict, so that in the eyes of many people he seemed a little cold and distant," the book says.

However, this condition is a little strict so that it is difficult to satisfy in practice.

However, this definition is rather strict, so that people thought of some less restrictive definitions.

I live in Switzerland, where they are very strict on speeding, so that can drive me mad.

One of my best mates from school is pretty strict so he was ensuring that they were adhered to.

"My immediate plans are that I am setting up a vigilance division in my cricket board and there we are going to keep a very strict eye and bring in very strict discipline so that my players, wherever they are, don't get in touch with people who try to drag them into such negative business," he told www.dubaisportscity.ae.ae

"The people need strict measures so that they can feel protected by this strictness".

Divorce, therefore, was allowed, but only within strict limits, so that "the most sacred of contracts should not become the toy of caprice".

"Whatever emotions or passions he had in him, he had put them under a strict discipline," so that "he was very quiet and seemingly very much in command of himself".

The report also claims "credible evidence" of an alliance between military intelligence, paramilitaries and hired killers, who have acted together to threaten and on occasion to kill, human-rights workers and government investigators.Human Rights Watch wants strict controls, so that any American aid goes only to army units with a good human-rights record.

That is the employed plus the unemployed, which have strict definitions so that we can make comparisons between countries.