Sentence examples for calling for stringent from inspiring English sources

Campaigners are now calling for stringent measures to restrict their use within farming.

The central bank is calling for stringent monetary and fiscal policy, but has no power to force the government to tighten the purse strings.

The German leader joined the American and Israeli bandwagon early on by calling for stringent economic sanctions against Iran.

The group of former regulators, bankers and academics is calling for stringent financial regulations, including higher bank capital requirements.

Many Republicans, including Nixon, spoke of pro-communist disloyalty within the Truman administration and called for stringent antisubversive measures.

Although study guidelines called for stringent dietary restrictions, the subjects got so hungry that one of them picked the lock on the food closet.

Because of the environmental concerns about the controversial technique, which include the risk of water pollution, the government called for stringent controls on fracking.

Government officials of India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (B.J.P ., which is pro-Hindu-nationalist, backed the move, and one leader in particular called for "stringent action" against anyone raising "anti-national slogans," fuelling the charge against the student protesters.

It was not enough, it seems, for Alan Greenspan, the former Federal Reserve chairman and a self-described lifelong Republican libertarian, to call for stringent government regulation of giant banks, as he did a few months ago.

Pope Francis said the reliance on fossil fuels was aggravating the problem, alongside deforestation, and called for stringent policies to restrict greenhouse gas emissions and increase use of renewable energy.

These paradoxical responses call for stringent homeostatic plasticity mechanisms to govern migraineurs' sensory cortex, possibly favouring maladaptive plasticity.