Sentence examples for stricter language from inspiring English sources

Her attempt to impose stricter language rules was blocked by opposition parties.

This measure adds to that with stricter language and the inclusion of Internet-based traffic, which wasn't as much of an issue in 1997.

But May elected not to go into the detail of her plans for stricter language requirements for international students, or even visa thresholds.

The government has said that the rules against working while at a private college and stricter language tests are intended to curb the practice of attending a college — sometimes a bogus institution — for the sole goal of obtaining a visa.

In these cases, a "stricter" language model can be used [33 35].

There is little or no appetite in Australia, according to Mr Harcourt, for stricter language controls on new migrants because it would be an unsavoury reminder of the "White Australia Policy" that used a controversial dictation test to stop non-whites entering the country.

Quebec has strict language laws, zealously enforced by the OQLF.

In 1977, the first Parti Québécois government passed some of the world's strictest language laws.

The strict language rules in Quebec haven't been too strict about requiring that names of stores be in French.

Everyone has to speak List, their strict language, and it is her job to give people the words they need.

In multilingual India, Tamil speakers, long wary of the dominance of Hindi, purged their language of non-Tamil borrowings and instituted strict language requirements in public schools in Tamil Nadu.