Sentence examples for tightly enforce from inspiring English sources

Israeli patrols tightly enforce a three-mile limit in the Mediterranean and fire on boats that approach the line.

Drug developers tightly enforce parameters on who can participate in these trials, citing concerns about safety and the validity of the research.

The existing rules on identity checks are likely to be more tightly enforced.

But a rainy spring could mean the difference between a summer of careful water consumption and one of tightly enforced restrictions, brown lawns and wilted flowers.

It published tidbits last week, in advance of the official publication despite Simon & Schuster's tightly enforced embargo.

But then somehow you feel this swegway act might be more tightly enforced than most.

Sampled pharmacies were located in urban and peri-urban areas of Delhi and Chennai, which have both higher wealth (double the national average in Delhi) and more tightly enforced regulation compared with more rural areas.

This highlights a separate social issue of buprenorphine abuse in Singapore – itself a consequence of loose regulatory control over the drug in conjunction with stringent and tightly enforced regulations on other intravenous opiates – which at its height was responsible for more than 50 deaths over a two-year period [ 14].

China notably joined in on the sanctions, although it remains to be seen how tightly the country will enforce the measures.

When Google's mobile management is coupled with Apple's tightly controlled software, NOAA can enforce password policies and it can control who can gain access to what data, which is a major concern for a range of government bodies and corporations.

The Germans want new E.U. instruments of torture to enforce budget discipline more tightly on sinners.