Sentence examples for stricter in from inspiring English sources

Rules appeared stricter in Andar than elsewhere.

Indeed, the drink-driving limit is stricter in South Africa than in Britain or America.

The banks, he said, are stricter in granting loans and customers are paying late.

So there is nothing to prevent steep increases in public investment.The rules are stricter in relation to current spending.

Emission regulations for railways have recently been tightened in Europe and will become even stricter in the future.

But the American regulations will grow stricter in 2004 and 2007, while the Mexican standards are not scheduled to.

Data-protection rules are often stricter in Europe than in America, and have been a frequent source of friction.

Young people are permitted to select their own mates and premarital sex is tolerated, although sexual regimes are stricter in China, as are controls on reproduction.

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(After Norton backed out, Lennon's British publisher, Granta, also dropped the book, Bankoff said. Libel law is much stricter in Britain than in the United States).

He never introduces himself formally, and notes that stricter in-flight security measures since September 11 mean he rarely has visitors in the cockpit who will uncover his identity and alert their fellow passengers.