Sentence examples for even stricter for from inspiring English sources

The rules are even stricter for American diplomats and officials, who live and work within their own new Embassy compound.

In "Time to Heal," the medical historian Kenneth M. Ludmerer writes that quotas were even stricter for senior physician positions at university-affiliated hospitals.

The requirements are even stricter for people who want to work in the space station: you must speak Russian, know robotics, be trained for spacewalks and be healthy enough to spend six months in space.

Conventional wisdom holds that a commander in chief cannot look weak, and a female candidate for the office faces an even stricter standard for toughness.

As well as introducing a 50% turnout threshold for strike ballots and an even stricter one for strike votes in essential services, it will force union members to opt into political funds, instead of allowing them to be run on an opt-out basis.

Within the next couple of years, Mr. Obama will propose even stricter standards for the model years 2017 to 2025.

The state law should scale back contribution limits per donor with even stricter limits for anyone doing business with the state.

New York officials and environmental groups seized on the report as clear evidence that the federal government urgently needs to set even stricter standards for nitrogen emissions, particularly from upwind coal-burning power plants in the Midwest.

(b) Aristotle also offers (1050b6 1051a2) an "even stricter" argument for his claim that actuality is prior in substance to potentiality.

7 When we added even stricter criteria for persistence a fail on two occasions (B/B, B/C2) three months apart before randomisation a sensitivity analysis on the more persistent sample showed no difference on the tympanometric outcomes at one and three months.

And breakthroughs in the early 2020s in making methane gas and liquid fuels from bacteria and algae made the even stricter CO2 targets for 2025 much more attainable.Some carmakers are still doggedly working away at hydrogen fuel cells, but these are competitive only in countries where the government has mandated the provision of hydrogen filling stations.