Sentence examples for work under strict from inspiring English sources

Journalists and bloggers work under strict restrictions in Iran and have faced intimidation and arrest, according to human rights advocates.

Personnel from our own laboratory carried out all aspects of the mouse work under strict guidelines to insure careful, consistent and ethical handling of the mice.

Personnel from our laboratory carried out all aspects of the mouse work under strict guidelines to insure careful, consistent and ethical handling of mice.

Private hospitals have more resources, and healthcare workers work under strict supervision, monitoring and feed- back.

United's pilots and flight attendants adamantly oppose that notion, largely because workers assigned to the new airline would be paid less, get fewer benefits and work under stricter rules.

Strasburg has been dominant lately, allowing two earned runs in seven innings Thursday and just six in his seven previous starts, and he is no longer working under strict innings limits.

Buster Keaton's "The General" and "Steamboat Bill, Jr". had high budgets, didn't make them back, and resulted in Keaton working under strict studio supervision from then on.

Since Pakistan joined the Bush administration in the campaign against terrorism after 9/11, American diplomats have worked under strict security conditions, and are advised not to travel outside the major cities.

The team of videographers, awash in blood and gore, worked under strict orders: under no circumstances were we to film a victim's face at the moment of death (even though it happened every day) and there were to be no shots of bare breasts or genitalia.

General Alexander said NSA operatives worked under strict controls, including oversight by Congress, the executive and judges on the Fisa court, which he said was a tough watchdog: "I can tell you from the wire-brushings that I've received that it is not a rubberstamp".

The doctor at the centre of allegations of sexual abuse at a County Armagh health centre had been working under strict conditions imposed by the General Medical Council (GMC).