Sentence examples for stricter self from inspiring English sources

If in doubt you can always use the online chemists who have stricter self regulation because of their visibility.

These later musicals follow narrower and stricter self-imposed aesthetic guidelines.

Weighing the sworn testimony of 337 witnesses during nine months of hearings conducted by Lord Justice Sir Brian Leveson, the report's central recommendation for stricter self-regulation buttressed by new laws — in addition to the gamut of restrictive legislation already on the statute books — drew howls of predictable outrage.

Maine lobstermen have strict self-imposed regulations, throwing back lobsters below a certain size.

An Iraqi school of mysticism became noted for its strict self-control and psychological insight.

"Leading officials … should both exercise strict self-discipline and strengthen education and supervision over their family and staff".

Either the goats had superb retentive skills or the smugglers operate strict self-regulatory standards of hygiene.

Of course not: this is a move of strictest self-interest from The Sun. Page 3 is a malignant growth of sexism on our press.

Within his strict, self-imposed limitations, Judd, who died in 1994, constantly discovered new, urgently felt possibilities of scale, material and composition.

This means only companies wholly Chinese owned will be able to publish online, subject to strict self-censorship in line with the government's views.

In diabetes, as in alcoholism, medical intervention is often life-saving, but successful long-term treatment of diabetes depends not upon elaborate medical intervention but upon strict self-care (diet and self-administration of insulin) to prevent relapse.