Exemplos de uso de To be strict em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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I urge the Commission to be strict.
It's hard to be strict with a man who loses money so pleasantly.
The monitoring of the funds needs to be strict.
You need to be stricter.
To be strict with it means ensuring that it produces products that do not damage our environment and our health.
We should encourage Member States to be stricter in this area.
It is quite right to be strict within the framework of this institutional sanctions chain.
There are situations in which the rules allow a value, however, for marketing,it needs to be stricter, such as the pollinator tassel.
If you ask me to be strict, I will be strict, but always in moderation of course.
They don't know even what pleases their husbands, how to create peace in the family, what to say,when to say beautiful things and when to be strict.
We note that the Commission wants to be strict, not just towards Belgium but also towards the others.
Mr President, with all due respect, because this debate is about institutions and democracy,if you are going to be strict, you should be strict with all the groups.
I would ask you to be stricter about ensuring adherence to the set speaking time.
If it were applied as a strict discourse, it would have to falsify the presentation of its object and, therefore, to be strict, it would also have to be to be fake.
Therefore, the review process needs to be strict and accurate, which often does not please the author.
Nevertheless, during the transitional period, non-EU entities will be able to apply national investment rules, whereas EU funds andmanagers will be subject to the directive, which tends to be stricter.
Hence it is essential to be strict and avoid that, seeking the pleasure of Allaah and fearing His punishment.
A study recently published in BMC Medicine also highlighted the need for scientific and educational institutions to be stricter with researchers who validate the practices of predatory publications.
What it means: to be strict with somebody, to bring up someone in strictness, not to indulge.
If they are left to rein up men who fear neither God nor man, the reining up will soon lose its novelty for them, andthey will see that it is not consistent nor convenient for them to be strict in regard to the observance of Sunday.
Most parents try to be strict to the whims of the child because of financial problems or unwillingness to spoil him.
I would urge the Commission andthe European Environment Agency to be strict in monitoring compliance with the current and future directives.
Such cancellations expose, not so peaceful nature of these associations, once in situations of crisis and drop in sales when retailers would need to increase the provision of consumer credit,increases the default leading banks to be stricter in approving applications for credit.
However, parents went for the wrong methods and try to be strict and enforce rules on children and at the end make their kids rebel.
But in order to be strict, to combat lawlessness and secrecy, we must alsobe able to open up controlled immigration channels. This control over the flow of immigration will be possible only if- and this is my third point- we act efficiently without too much bureaucracy.
But it is also a fact that we have to see why the Commission seems to be stricter in the Polish shipyard cases, while it authorises massive aid to European banks.
Unfortunately, I have to say that the European model of education has failed, and it has failed because it is now less demanding and less strict than the models found in emerging countries like India, China or Brazil. Therefore, in view of the challenge posed by this idea of innovation,development, research and education, I am also calling for European education systems to be strict and demanding.
I hope and wait for the Commission to be strict here and we shall soon see how- with one eye on Italy- it approaches the new Pact and if it is worth the paper it is written on.
But being sloppy about the start time,only then to be strict when applying this rule, and extreme when interpreting it, is not something that I can accept.
Yet, just as the first two texts try to be strict on the subject of the crossing of external borders, the third text clearly adopts a more liberal attitude and is inspired by ideas which it would be difficult to claim are shared by the majority of our fellow citizens.