Sentence examples for impose stricter rules from inspiring English sources
That law did allow states to impose stricter rules.
At those levels, airlines are likely to reduce prices and impose stricter rules.
The foreign affairs minister also outlined a plan to impose stricter rules to ensure recipient countries and projects delivered "value for money", along with a greater focus on projects to boost women's engagement.
Britain said it would impose stricter rules on the ability of the police to stop and search people under a counterterrorism law after a European court ruled that such searches violated individual rights.
And now the government is making this transition more difficult by threatening to impose stricter rules regarding transfer of assets because of the mistaken belief that many are scamming the system, with large losses for Medicaid.
There is certain to be renewed pressure to reduce the number of foreign owners of the British media, as well as a big Liberal Democrat push to impose stricter rules to prevent market domination.
In session after session, the Texas legislature has sought to impose strict rules on voter identification, with the putative goal of preventing election fraud.
At a meeting on the world wildlife trade in Bangkok this week, delegates voted to impose strict rules to keep five species of sharks and two types of manta rays from being fished to extinction.
The Dodd bill tries to fill this gaping hole in the system by letting federal regulators impose "strict rules for capital, leverage, liquidity, risk management and other requirements as companies grow in size and complexity".
Local authorities said using explosives was a common method of killing for Isis, who also impose strict rules at odds with local customs: forcing men to grow beards and women to wear burqas.
