Sentence examples for because of more stringent from inspiring English sources
Some officials described the new Parliament as smaller and more professional than the last one, because of more stringent entry requirements.
Stanley Lau, the deputy chairman of the Federation of Hong Kong Industries, which represents the owners of the 60,000 factories in the region controlled by Hong Kong business officials, estimated that 10percentt of these factories had already closed in the last year because of more stringent government policies on labor, taxes and the environment.
The worst off are properties selling for $380,000 and under, typically smaller homes for first-time buyers who have struggled to get mortgages because of more stringent lending policies, said Andrew Diamond, a partner at Lindsays Solicitors and Estate Agents in Edinburgh.
The hybrid systems were developed in the 1960s but their use increased only during the late 1990s and in the 2000s mostly because of more stringent discharge limits for nitrogen and also more complex wastewaters treated in constructed wetlands (CWs).
However, the report also noted that the Klan had become increasingly fractured, not because of more stringent law enforcement but because of competition from other white supremacist groups.
This, in large part, is because of more stringent capital asset requirements for banks (read: Basel III) and new bank regulations.
Because of this, and our employment of more stringent criteria for identification of group-specific proteins, the number of such proteins is considerably smaller than indicated originally [ 23].
Now there's talk of more stringent guidelines.
New York state exemplifies the benefits of more stringent laws.
Two contractors operating in the Teso region, where Katine falls, also say that they charge NGOs higher rates than that set by the government because of the more stringent quality demands of the former.
Urban use is limited because of the more stringent health regulations and the lack of space required for compost storage.
