Sentence examples for strictly regulating from inspiring English sources

The political clout of factory owners is another obstacle to reform; so far, the Bangladeshi government has had no more success in cracking down on garment factories than the US government has had in strictly regulating Wall Street.

For their part, Mr. Anderson and other members of Mr. Houstoun's "vocal minority" feel that the council's initiatives -- not just the ban on first-floor offices, but also two town-backed retail projects and an ordinance strictly regulating signs -- stem from misplaced nostalgia.

The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora - CITES - deals specifically with individual species that are, or may become threatened through illegal or unsustainable international trade, including listed timber, marine and aquatic species, by strictly regulating such trade; we now record over 1,000,000 trade transactions annually.

As part of a national anti-smoking drive, Australia has passed some of the world's toughest laws on the labeling of cigars, cigarettes and other tobacco products, prohibiting "the use of logos, brand imagery, and promotional text" and strictly regulating the use of brand names.

Banks and payment processors acted as the enforcers, refusing to deal with or strictly regulating these apparently sordid businesses.

The methods by which the world's governments could stop the meteor or at least mitigate its damage were obvious to everyone they could start strictly regulating all the industries that effectively acted as meteor magnets, for instance.

That discourse is strictly regulated.

And tourism is strictly regulated.

Handguns were already strictly regulated.

"Their hours were strictly regulated".

Development throughout Mahopac is strictly regulated.