Sentence examples for was particularly strict from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ohara said Japan was particularly strict in determining what constituted safe radioactive levels.

He was particularly strict on the separation of sexes in temples.

While the campaign fund-raising rules for any office are voluminous, they are particularly strict for judicial candidates in New York State.

I had never been particularly strict with online privacy, so I thanked her and reported it to Google.

The prosecutors argue that issue ads are still dodgy, and that Wisconsin's campaign-finance laws are particularly strict.

The Fujianese government is not known to be particularly strict with Christians, and there are rarely crackdowns on small house churches.

It can be equipped with a vapor recycling device that enables it to meet emissions standards even in California, where they are particularly strict.

It believes the problem began with VW's efforts to grow in the US, where emissions restrictions on diesel cars are particularly strict.

The American stores are particularly strict - you have to hit all these times and targets and if you're late, you start getting fined.

The Pharisees stressed the importance of performing all the commandments, including those that appeared to be of only minor significance; those who were particularly strict in their observance of the Levitical rules were known as ḥaverim ("companions").

The fact that the Greek budget deficit for 2010 was revised upward, to 10.5 percent of gross domestic product from an estimated 9.5 percent, suggests that inspectors will be particularly strict this time.