Sentence examples for cases more stringent from inspiring English sources

(Later that year, the Spanish legislature made the conditions for such cases more stringent, requiring, among other things, a Spanish victim).

Ms. Crotty and other Republicans say the soil standards that would be established under the Pataki bill would be, in many cases, more stringent than the levels now being worked out between the state and landlords.

In the latter case, more stringent criteria apply.

Evidently, the daily newspaper coverage of SARS has been quite extensive in Italy, especially in the aftermath of WHO alerts and statements by the Ministry of Health regarding new cases and more stringent control measures.

However given how much can be inferred from metadata there is a growing case for more stringent controls on how metadata can be used.

An NHS Lewisham spokesman said: "In neither of these roles did Mr de Souza treat patients, examine them or prescribe medication". He said they had "learnt lessons" from the case and more stringent recruitment policies were now in place.

I never see anything coming out of Exxon's headquarters on the issues of global warming, air pollution or supporting the case for more stringent specs on catalytic converters or gas-saving vehicles.

In this case, a more stringent P-value is to be used in exchange for lower sensitivity rates.

WCM IT policies are Weill Cornell-specific supplements to University policy, and in some cases may be more stringent than those used at the University.

Using reversed sequences as a decoy database, peptides passing a 1% global FDR were accepted as identified (except in cases where a more stringent 1% local FDR was mentioned in the text).

It is demonstrated that this case presents a more stringent test of the applicability of the method than the case of convective heat transfer.