"Laws have become more stringent about clean water, endangered species.
Training requirements for town justices would also become more stringent under the commission's recommendations.
As new technologies are proven, the targets would become more stringent.
And it will probably prompt patent regimes in other countries to become more stringent, too.
Companies like hers, she added, are gaining business as insurer requirements become more stringent and as coding grows more complex.
But recently the troupe, a fluid group of about 60 people, has become more stringent in its methods.
Processes have become more stringent, and organizations are less willing to accept candidates without credentials," she said.
Quality and treatment requirements for reclaimed wastewater become more stringent as the chances for direct human contact and ingestion increase.
Deal makers said that the due diligence that acquirers conduct -- the thorough review of the financial and commercial soundness of a pending deal -- might also become more stringent.
The segregation between the sexes in Saudi Arabia has become more stringent in the last few years and its effects on Saudi women have been increasingly negative.
In the United States, farm animals are exempt from most anticruelty laws, even as laws against cruelty to pets have become more stringent, Professor Waldau said.
