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But there is a strict law governing all of them.

Due to the strict law, many companies had to raise prices.

He is an evil man who plans to put more strict laws on students and teaching.

"If we had stricter laws, this would have never happened."

Most states have very strict laws concerning the treatment of animals.

It happened sometimes, and there were very strict laws as to how to proceed in such cases.

A very formal and organised world with many strict laws.

No one then supposed, however, that the atoms were not moving according to strict laws.

But spending in this year's race for governor shows that even strict laws have their limits.

Now, there are very strict laws against racism in Italy.

This could be because California already has strict laws governing gun sales at these events.

He had made very strict laws on the subject.

There is no strict law to stop this practice.

And the government's strict laws for a foundation don't allow you to help just one family."

We are not bound by the strict laws of evidence here, you know."

The low crime rate, brought on by strict laws and tough enforcement, gave citizens a sense of security.

Criminal behavior does not require social treatment but rather, stricter law enforcement.

A very strict law had just been passed, making it a felony even to send or accept a challenge.

"It must be cut and sanctified according to strict laws."

We need to have strict laws protecting our members' pension funds.

He always needs a white guardian with him due to the strict laws against blacks in the South.

Indeed, strict laws limit childhood employment until a relatively late age.

Among the current campaigns is opposition to stricter laws on abortion.

Our only strict law against them is use of a proper, validated nickname.

They suffer under strict laws, which they can't vote against.