Sentence examples for ever more strict from inspiring English sources

The ever more strict pollutant emissions regulations urge to make further steps in the evolution of the internal combustion engines, in particular as far as the emissions generation.

With big companies facing ever more strict compliance regulations, companies will start having to store and keep track of information stored in conference calls and phone calls, and other presentations.

So will the imposition of stricter emissions standards and ever more punitive taxes on polluting vehicles.

The conflicting aims of the parties and the networks have led to an odd standoff: as the conventions become ever more scripted and ever less newsworthy in the strictest journalistic sense, the networks become ever less interested in covering them.

"And now it's more strict, I have more Saudi customers than ever". .

My grandfather was much more strict, more old-school, old time Italian than my father ever was.

Understanding the broad drivers of C. difficile risk is growing ever more importantly in an era of hospital quality indicators, mandatory public reporting 4 and strict financial disincentives such as non-payment policies for preventable infections.

Strict controls over "old" media, foreign and domestic, are increasingly anachronistic since ever more citizens have access to the bottomless shallows of the internet.

Diners are growing ever more comfortable with comfort — with open kitchens, with communal tables, with dress codes just slightly stricter than the age-old shore injunction "No Shirt, No Shoes, No Service".

She's a strict girl: no photos; no permanent installations; not a trace of the picturesque; but always and ever more ingeniously, a commentary on the appropriation of nature for human consumption.

African conservation is competing in an ever more globalized world, but many aspects of conservation such as mixed management of livestock and wildlife are hampered by strict 'freedom from disease' policies.