Examples of 'is strictly regulated' in a sentence

Meaning of "is strictly regulated"

This phrase indicates that something is controlled or governed by strict rules, regulations, or guidelines. It implies that there are specific standards or protocols that must be followed in order to maintain order or ensure compliance

How to use "is strictly regulated" in a sentence

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is strictly regulated
Accreditation is strictly regulated by decrees and circulars.
The use of formaldehyde in cosmetics is strictly regulated.
It is strictly regulated as the part of a metabolic state of equilibrium.
Every aspect of life is strictly regulated here.
Sex is strictly regulated under the sacred bond of marriage.
The collection of biological samples is strictly regulated.
Borrowing is strictly regulated by the provinces.
The interruption of pregnancy is strictly regulated.
Their use is strictly regulated by national and international laws.
Such use of force is strictly regulated.
Parking motorhomes or any other vehicles used for accommodation purposes is strictly regulated.
Protein biosynthesis is strictly regulated at multiple steps.
The information included on wine labels is strictly regulated.
The trade is strictly regulated.
Possession of firearms by the general public is strictly regulated.

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Drone use is strictly regulated.
Medication administration in school is strictly regulated.
Lustration is strictly regulated by laws.
Ownership of broadcast media is strictly regulated.
Access to this information is strictly regulated and is granted only to duly authorized institutions.
The installation of cameras is strictly regulated.
The whole area is strictly regulated to ensure the protection of the natural reserve.
Advertising medical devices is strictly regulated.
A wind farm construction site is strictly regulated by the recommendations of the environmental impact assessment.
The content of the final document is strictly regulated.
Scuba diving is strictly regulated in Croatia.
The use of force by a prison officer on a prisoner is strictly regulated.
Trade in these species is strictly regulated to ensure their survival.
The use of force by a prison officer on an inmate is strictly regulated.
Their catch is strictly regulated.
The use of antibiotics in the dairy industry is strictly regulated.
The principle of diet is strictly regulated with the training plan.
With extinction may become so unless trade is strictly regulated.
The principle of diet is strictly regulated with the exercise plan.
Slovenia is proud of its population of bears and hunting is strictly regulated.
The navigation is strictly regulated.
Crayfish or Cape lobster is plentiful although fishing is strictly regulated.
The principle of nutrition is strictly regulated in the training plan.
Authorization to Transport The transport of restricted or prohibited firearms is strictly regulated.
The use of nuclear energy is strictly regulated activity.
Alcohol is strictly regulated by the State of Qatar.
The number of licences issued is strictly regulated too.
Trapping in Canada is strictly regulated by the provincial and territorial wildlife departments.
They say big game hunting is strictly regulated.
Mr. Witham, the floor is strictly regulated there is nails on the soles of your shoes.
Starch biosynthesis in Arabidopsis thaliana is strictly regulated.
All bear hunting is strictly regulated by the State.
Organic food production within the EU is strictly regulated.
Meat produced in the UK is strictly regulated and should not contain any growth hormones.
The use of the data available at the NPR is strictly regulated by law.

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