Sentence examples for stricter at from inspiring English sources

Statutes protecting copyright have never been stricter; at the same time, every minute of every day, millions of people are making or using copies of material — texts, sounds, and images — that they didn't create.

The rules can be stricter at public universities or hospitals especially, in the latter case, if clinical trials are involved.

In view these considerations, the most recent Italian guidelines for antiretroviral treatment [ 11] has suggested that the follow-up of pregnant women should be stricter, at least in those who have started or modified cART during pregnancy.

These data were based on only 196 replies in this age range, and the criteria were stricter at the time than later NICE guidance as there was a necessity for an average age of less than 60 years when there were two affected relatives.

"We weren't very strict at the start.

"We wound up paying the price for being too lenient and too strict at the same time.

He's very strict at his work, but people he loves, he finds it very difficult to say anything.

Those practices were the nation's strictest at the time, but similar ones have since been adopted by several other states and local law enforcement agencies.

The restrictions on knives was so strict at major airports that restaurants in concourses past security gates were forced to remove them from their table settings entirely.

Security, which is always strict at Cannes, has been tightened this year at the behest of the local government, who are concerned the festival could be a target for terrorists.

Further, Mr. Rosen said, if other jurisdictions were not as strict at California about the technique's application -- expanding it to nonviolent crimes, for instance -- the issue would be even more complex.