Sentence examples for strictly curb from inspiring English sources

Its current provisions, though they allow some strategic defences and exempt more limited regional ones, strictly curb national missile defences based on land.

The order reads: "The malicious acts of the proclaimed offenders ignited the sentiments of all the Muslims of the country and hurt the feelings, which cannot be taken lightly and there is need to strictly curb such tendency".

Most patients do reasonably well if they keep to a diet that strictly curbs their intake of choline.

But for animals that live in groups, selfishness must be strictly curbed or there will be no advantage to social living.

But it insists that it will still strictly enforce existing curbs on people, especially out-of-towners, buying more than one home.

Besides tightening monetary policy, Mr. Wen said, the government will hold local officials more strictly accountable for curbing housing prices and food prices.

Opec members today decided to stick more strictly to existing production curbs rather than pushing for further cuts in output.

At one point, the judge even challenged their choice in music, suggesting something more like "Strictly Come Dancing" could have curbed the culture of drug-taking.

Hundreds of thousands used an Arabic hashtag demanding the restoration of powers to the kingdom's religious police, whose ability to strictly enforce ultra-conservative Sunni Muslim moral codes was curbed last year.

The movement of livestock from pastoral regions to the slaughterhouse is strictly regulated by new permit regulations that are meant to curb theft of livestock.

We furthermore compared the results of the overall cohort to a previously published cohort from a prospective observational quality control study (OPTIMA I, historical control group), where triage decisions were recommended based on CURB-65 and medical stability criteria but were less strictly enforced by the study team [ 28].