"tight regime" can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a strict or rigorous system or set of rules. Here is an example sentence: The company imposed a tight regime on its employees, closely monitoring their work hours and enforcing strict deadlines.
"Mutiny among the players who no longer accept their manager's tight regime, grumbling supporters who can no longer bear to watch the bungling in De Kuip and a manager who sees no trouble," De Volkskrant retorted.
Some Bush administration officials have been saying for months that North Korea appears set on becoming a nuclear power and that a tight regime of sanctions and multilateral pressure, or even military action, may be necessary to prevent that from happening.
Some teachers work under a tight regime of accountability for improving the academic results of students (Müller et al. 2010).
Despite the apparent intractability of the problem of Iranian nuclear challenge there is not much disagreement about the contours of the required compromise: Iran's rights under the international law and the articles of the NPT must be recognized while assurances and a water tight regime of inspections must be established to ensure Iran does not use its fissile materials for military purposes.
With such a tight regime, the absence of escape behavior of koala due to a stressful situation could be regarded as an energy-saving behavior [1].
They are entrepreneurs, tired retirees who came to Europe four decades ago as factory workers, oil-state tourists buying a few weeks of freedom from their tight regimes at home, bright students whose brains fully encompass two cultures.
Most expect a tighter regime.
A tighter regime of business costs and expenses, ending the provision for things such as evening meals.
But it would need a far tighter regime for younger children, says Sarah Downey of Abine, an online consumer-privacy company.In spite of its plummeting share price, Facebook has oodles of cash from its recent stockmarket flotation.
After South Korea signed on to a tighter regime of reporting and inspections by International Atomic Energy Agency in February of this year, the nuclear institute's head said he sent a report to Seoul in June.
G20 leaders, installing themselves as permanent stewards of the world economy for the first time, agreed yesterday on a tighter regime for bankers' bonuses and mapped out an economic order in which countries would be urged to co-operate to avoid building up excessive trade deficits or surpluses.
