Sentence examples for subject to strict rules from inspiring English sources

■ Crowded workers' dormitories can sleep up to 24 and are subject to strict rules.

Television and print coverage was subject to strict rules by the Pentagon under the aegis of national security.

By contrast, the transfers carried out by the Pentagon are subject to strict rules requiring interagency approval.

The city's residents were subject to strict rules and harsh punishment, including amputations for suspected thieves and public beatings or whippings for perceived violations of Islamic law.

But the officials disputed charges of mistreatment of those children, saying that the agencies were subject to strict rules about how children were cared for.

Attitudes have softened in recent years, although urban Chinese are still subject to strict rules on the size of their pets and must pay steep registration fees.

"Electronic items are typically subject to stricter rules than, say, clothing".

News of that initial rejection has sparked a debate on Twitter, given that the nudity was firmly in context – if anything, it added to the game's exploration of the ethics of immigration controls – and also because of a longer-term discussion about why games are subject to stricter rules than other types of content.

Richard Kaai, shelter services supervisor, says homeless people are not subjected to strict rules at Next Step.

Before initiating remote monitoring and follow-up, the patient may be requested to sign a written informed consent stating these points and authorizing transmission of personal data to third parties, respect of privacy, and confidentiality of patient data by device companies should be subjected to strict rules, described in contracts.

They had to account to both employers and professional bodies subject to strict regulation and registration rules.