Sentence examples for was strictly regulated from inspiring English sources

In the Soviet period, the population of stray dogs — thought to be direct descendants of pre-Revolutionary, or even ancient, Russian packs — was strictly regulated.

For much of the period following World War II, trade in textiles and garments was strictly regulated by importing countries, which imposed quotas and tariffs.

There was a procession, precedence in which was strictly regulated, and the main ceremonial was preceded by sacrifices to a number of deities.

Before Leviev's epiphany, the world's diamond market was strictly regulated by De Beers, a company founded in the 19th century to mine its first shaft of diamond-bearing kimberlite.

Under Mr. Hussein, Najaf was kept a provincial backwater, and the number of pilgrims was strictly regulated because Mr. Hussein feared that the charismatic power of the Shiite ayatollahs could inspire a popular revolt against him.

"I had this naïve thought like everyone else that the oil industry was strictly regulated, and a nightmare like this taking place was just not possible," Alain said.

That discourse is strictly regulated.

And tourism is strictly regulated.

"Their hours were strictly regulated".

Development throughout Mahopac is strictly regulated.

Today the distribution of Presidential handshakes is strictly regulated.