Sentence examples for a more stringent monitoring from inspiring English sources

A review of the Common Fisheries Policy in 1992 resulted in the establishment of a more stringent monitoring program, including observers aboard fishing vessels.

Hence, in our future prospective studies, we will include a more stringent monitoring approach.

Mr President, Commissioner, throughout the work on these two directives, the Group of the Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe has been an adherent of more stringent monitoring of compliance with the rules on driving and resting times, and we welcome the digital tachograph, for there is a need for more uniform and consistent enforcement of the rules.

The suit seeks a court order for more stringent monitoring of gun dealers by manufacturers and distributors.

The reform came after an online campaign for more stringent monitoring drew widespread support across China, including from some famous figures.

The specifics of a particular rare disease may warrant more stringent monitoring of data; this should be addressed by the ethics oversight committee of the specific LSDB.

The NSA said in the wake of the Snowden revelations in 2013 it had tightened up internal security, introducing more stringent monitoring of staff and a double-checking system in which sensitive information needed two people to access it rather than just one.

In response, some universities across the UK have introduced more stringent monitoring of foreign student attendance.

The UK reported 61% of all cases in Europe, though Britain is known to do more stringent monitoring.

To ensure compliance, Congress required states to set more stringent monitoring requirements if they deemed federal requirements inadequate.

He said more stringent monitoring requirements may threaten the ministry of defence's ability to report and fund some of its own activities as ODA.