Sentence examples for yet strict from inspiring English sources

Yet, strict regulations regarding footballing disciplinary matters being what they are, the matter cannot be resolved speedily.

Yet strict control of expenditure and relatively efficient tax collection meant that the government, unlike many others of the age, was never hamstrung by lack of money.

Yet strict controls would be both futile and wrong.Futile, because if people really want medicines, they can easily get hold of them.

The firms want their corporate campuses to be sociable and fun, so that young employees are less likely to move elsewhere; and yet strict enough to reassure worried parents that their offspring are not abandoning traditional Indian values for Western-style debauchery and excess.Infosys, for example, provides great sports facilities, and lots of activities to help its workers bond.

On the other hand, the firm's "architect's statement" submitted with drawings and photos for the design competition noted the limitations imposed by "uninspired, yet strict zoning regulations," which it said allow large homes to be built relatively close to each other as long as they are evenly spaced.

Yet, strict requirements remained in nine states, and cases in key states were pending appeal at the time of the election.

Car makers worry that unless air quality improves they will be ordered to meet yet stricter design standards.In this section Thirty-six places to go Burma shave Tolled you so The precarious politics of prosperity On the trail Be my number two Is Lyndon a Democrat?

Then, we introduce the notion of game theoretic security, and demonstrate that such a notion is less demanding than unconditional security, yet stricter than cheat-sensitive.

Causal diagrams and directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) are now gaining in favour in epidemiology [ 67- 69] and have the advantage of enforcing a yet stricter logic on model-building.

My parents' general disdain for seeing their children happy, paired with their absolute inability to care for us, made for a weird mix of a negligent-yet-strict [upbringing].

"Fruitarians" and "rawfooders" are yet more strict.