After September 11 , 2001 border enforcement grew more stringent; immigrants can no longer count on being able to go back and forth.
Other lakeside communities around the state are faced with similar problems, such as zoning and wetlands, and public health laws have grown more stringent.
For example, as environmental laws grow more stringent, the insurer American International Group, "has been writing policies that protect business against environmental claims since the early 1980s" and is likely to get more business.
He noted that the industry had to function within Clean Air Act requirements, which grow more stringent with time, and that his company had reduced its emissions of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides since 1990 and would continue to do so.
LEED energy standards have grown more stringent over the years, and construction like the Youngstown federal building, built in 2002, would not be certified under the current version of the program, the G.S.A. study noted.
Critics of the American embargo on Cuba seized on the report as evidence that Washington's policy, which began in the Kennedy administration and has grown more stringent ever since, was outdated.
For a time, this requirement was met by rats anesthetized with phenobarbital, but, as rules about experimenting with animals grew more stringent, Bradshaw and Holzapfel found themselves forced to decide whether it was more humane to keep anesthetizing the same rat over and over or to use a new rat and let the old one wake up to find itself covered with bites.
Ideally, online retailers would develop more stringent requirements.
Companies like hers, she added, are gaining business as insurer requirements become more stringent and as coding grows more complex.
As the field of pathology grows more challenging, hospitals are adopting new strategies and some health experts are advocating more stringent rules for diagnoses.
Voters grew more demanding.
