Sentence examples for a much more stringent and from inspiring English sources

Thus, we are standing on a much more stringent and finer level of domain interaction by examining not only the sequence similarity of each domain instances but also the interaction interface compatibility between them.

In contrast to CAM, OTC products in Lebanon are dealt with as pharmaceutical products and are thus subjected to a much more stringent review and approval processes.

For that to happen there would have to be a much more stringent agreement to cut production and, crucially, stronger global demand.

Harvard University banned professors from having "sexual or romantic relationships" with undergraduates -- a much more stringent policy than what some of California's largest and most prominent universities have on the books.

Tax experts said there was nothing sacred about the half-year rule, and the state could impose a much more stringent test for nonresidents.

On Monday, Bettman announced that the league and the players union had agreed to a much more stringent standard for in-game evaluations of players suspected of concussion.

Labour first introduced work capability assessments but the coalition introduced a much more stringent regime.

Testifying at the hearings, the Municipal Art Society urged a much more stringent law.

"It would introduce a much more stringent stream of control [by parliament through] a newly discovered principle," Eadie said.

They had also tried to block Labor's plan to replace the system of cash benefits for asylum seekers with a much more stringent one of vouchers that can be exchanged for goods at local stores, he said.

The difference between PC and TC is not only that the former are open-ended contracts but also that they are subject to a much more stringent EPL.