Sentence examples for strictly regulations from inspiring English sources

7. Apply strictly regulations aimed at preventing any exposure to known cancer causing substances.

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.

For example, a memorandum released in May 2011, known as the circulaire Guéant after the interior minister who issued it, instructed French officials to adhere more strictly to regulations when processing work-visa requests.

In other parts of Canada, strictly enforced regulations around security and site construction drive up the cost of entry, cutting small players out.

Both unsportsmanlike conduct and unnecessary roughness are subject to the officiating crew's discretion, while equipment violations are governed strictly by regulations.

The harvesting must be done manually – another of the strictly-controlled regulations.

Why are the Japanese no longer on top in sumo wrestling?There would be many more foreigners in sumo and probably near the top were it not for a strictly enforced regulation that each of 43 stables in Japan may accept only a single foreigner, or gaijin.

Lack of effective and strictly enforced regulation and public sector indecision, mixed with problems inherited from the Ceausescu regime, generate many examples of poor urban planning and management.

A study of states' performance by the Rand Center for Health and Safety in the Workplace graphically illustrates the impact that strictly enforced regulation can have on employees' well-being.

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In the models suggested by Speakman (Speakman, 2007; Speakman, 2008) called the 'drifty gene' hypothesis, it is suggested that early in hominin evolution we probably had a very strictly controlled regulation of body weight and that excessive adiposity was selected against by the risk of predation [see also different models of weight regulation in Speakman et al. (Speakman et al., 2011)].