Sentence examples for stricter minimum from inspiring English sources

At 500sq ft, the average new one-bedroom flat is no bigger than a London tube carriage (Pocket flats are 100sq ft smaller), a fact that prompted the Royal Institute of British Architects (Riba) to campaign for stricter minimum space standards for new homes.

Unlike Prohibition — or stricter minimum-age drinking laws — a reasonable tax would still allow people to make their own choices about drinking.

Fillon has talked tough on newcomers, promising to reduce immigration to a "strict minimum".

There was an almost monastic air of strict minimum about the place.

The results were then evaluated against strict minimum capital standards, in terms of both overall capital and tangible common equity.

But my reserve and my ferocity are mistaken for arrogance by journalists, so I give them the strict minimum.

The I.A.A.F., which said too much about Semenya and her private life in Berlin, is keeping its public pronouncements to a strict minimum at this awkward stage.

She said the central government allotted a strict minimum number of days to major urban centers that must be reported as "blue sky," pollution-free days.

Of course these expenditures and losses are not the strict minimum required to raise a child – not by a long shot.

Its auditors at KPMG had qualified their opinion of the company's 1994 financial statements because start-up capital was eroding, profits were scarce and strict minimum capital requirements were on the horizon.

In 2004, a young electricity board employee called Corinne Maier wrote a little book called Bonjour Paresse (Hello Laziness), subtitled "On the art and necessity of doing the strict minimum for your company".