Sentence examples for even more strict from inspiring English sources

This year, the Alabama Legislature added provisions to make the law even more strict.

At the insistence of the United States, some war crimes were defined in even more strict terms than in the Geneva Conventions.

Meanwhile, LVMH sells its Louis Vuitton handbags online only on its own site, www.eLuxury.com, where the policy is even more strict: two of each style per customer, per calendar year.

Instead Mr. Ritter, a Democrat who said this month that he would not seek a second term this fall, ripped into three initiatives on the November ballot that he called "backward-thinking," including two that would make Tabor even more strict.

In short, an invisible scheme may be considered a variant of visible watermarking with a 'negligible' (i.e., approaching zero) α, and having an additional (and even more strict) perceptual similarity requirement.

For example, European medical data should be stored within Europe, or even more strict, a specific tenant can require that the data may not be stored in a data center that is hosted by a US company, even if it is located in Europe.

But even more so than strict workplace issues, there are still lasting issues with how women are portrayed and depicted in modern culture.

Alderman Proco Joe Morenono (1st) told the Chicago Sun-Times his plastic bag crackdown has the 26 votes of support lined up that it needs to become law -- despite the current proposal being even broader and more strict than the version that stalled last summer.

This significant association even withstands a more strict correction of treating all 118 SNPs as independent tests (0.05/118=4.2×10-4).

Even with a much more strict threshold of 2 kb, 44% (6,485 of 14,628 genes) were regarded to have alternative promoters (see supplementary Figure 1 of [ 13]).

"Then the border becomes a little bit lost and the coach thinks: 'Now I'm safe, I don't need to work as hard.' Then when you have to be more strict or even challenge the coach it becomes very hard because it gets personal.