Sentence examples for strict tie from inspiring English sources

Back then, it unpegged the yuan, also known as the renminbi (RMB), from a strict tie with the dollar in favour of a looser tracking policy.

He said the attraction was also "dressing up", with a strict black tie dress code.

The dress code for the press is strict: black tie and posh frocks.

She took last year's punk theme to heart, so of course she didn't disappoint with this year's strict white tie theme.

"I would want to have some pretty strict accountability tied to any expansion to using those sorts of drones in our city," said Los Angeles Councilman Eric Garcetti in a conversation with HuffPost Live's Jacob Soboroff Wednesday.

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Most high schools have a strict shirt and tie rule; however you can always choose a baggy shirt with tight bottoms or a tighter shirt with jeans.

Syriza swept to power on a promise to ditch the strict austerity cuts tied to Greece's bailout from the troika of lenders – the EU, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund.

The western countries that supported her outspoken advocacy for women's rights as a politician said their hands were tied: strict refugee laws meant they couldn't help her while she was still in Afghanistan.

Tsipras's party Syriza won the election on a promise to ditch the strict austerity cuts tied to Greece's bailout from the troika of lenders – the European Union, European Central Bank and International Monetary Fund.

"Germany has lost a lot of political capital in some of the member states, not just because of the way Mrs. Merkel has tied strict conditions to the rescue packages," said Jens Bastian, a German economist who is now at the Hellenic Foundation for European and Foreign Policy, a research institute in Athens.