strictly regulate

Frequency: 8.522.1 per million words

to enforce rules for controlling something in a very firm way

regulateADVERB + regulate

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strictly

Examples (10)

  • The use of these chemicals is strictly regulated.
  • Governments must strictly regulate financial institutions to prevent crises.
  • Environmental laws strictly regulate pollution levels in industrial areas.
  • The new policy will strictly regulate online content for minors.
  • Advertising of tobacco products is strictly regulated in many countries.
  • Local authorities are strictly regulating the construction of new buildings.
  • To maintain public safety, the sale of firearms is strictly regulated.
  • Data privacy is becoming increasingly strictly regulated worldwide.
  • Schools strictly regulate student behavior to ensure a safe learning environment.
  • The import of certain goods is strictly regulated to protect domestic industries.