Sentence examples for eventually stricter from inspiring English sources

But the economic effects will be smaller than feared, and eventually stricter regulations will lead to higher growth by preventing future bank crises, the studies said.

Ashok Gupta, director of the air and energy program for the Natural Resources Defense Council, based in New York City, said that "Green Levittown is an excellent start but needs to be matched with aggressive utility and tax incentives," and, eventually, stricter building codes.

Stoppard also conveys the ambivalent role of women in revolutionary circles with Eve Best, who transforms herself from one of Bakunin's sexually innocent sisters to Herzen's free-loving wife and eventually the strict governess to his children.

The government has said it will eventually adopt the stricter standards, although it has yet to commit to a timetable.

Some consumer groups have argued that HACCP should be mandatory for produce (as it is for meat), but the FDA counters that voluntary measures can be implemented more quickly than mandatory laws and may eventually lead to stricter controls.

Of course, I got better, grew up and eventually left the strict confinement of my household for the outside world.

They declined interview and television requests on his behalf and eventually gave him strict orders: no more performing, no more recording and no speaking to the media.

Though she eventually strayed from strict reggae stylings, Ms. Bowers plays bass and sings in a local band and records tracks in her home studio.

A railway worker at the age of 14 and later a timber merchant, he became a propagandist for Henry Mayers Hyndman's Social Democratic Federation in 1892 but eventually repudiated its strict Marxism.

Any easing of regulations could eventually come with strict controls, for example on local sourcing and levels of investment.

He lobbied for and eventually achieved a strict separate penal code that implemented martial law for the Polish and Jewish inhabitants of these areas.