Sentence examples for imposing stricter rules from inspiring English sources

Congress has called for reform, and state regulators have begun imposing stricter rules.

Monday's meeting in Spooner comes as regulators across the country weigh imposing stricter rules on gun shows and school districts consider putting pistols in the hands of teachers and security guards to protect students from possible attacks.

They have tried imposing stricter rules on riders and building fences designed to break apart more easily on impact.

In their view, staying safe depended more on knowing the Afghans well and building strong relationships — not imposing stricter rules or staying in the bunker.

Similar bills are pending in California and New York, and Congress is reviewing several charity issues with an eye toward imposing stricter rules on the nonprofit sector.

A second reason for the paucity of prosecutions is that in capitalist societies where risk-taking is seen as a necessary part of business, it is not actually illegal to run a bank, or any other company, into the ground.Public outrage is, however, prompting some countries to think again about imposing stricter rules that might make it easier to jail bankers.

This could be accomplished by imposing strict rules about what evidence is relevant and resisting Mr. Hussein's attempts to slow down the proceedings with harangues.

As well as imposing strict rules on those on the internet, activists point out that some of the parts of the agreement could limit central parts of the internet and modern computers.

He told staff he expected a higher ethical code at the White House than had existed under his predecessor, and issued executive orders imposing strict rules governing dealings with Washington's lobbyists.

Such astonishing feats of endurance are less common these days, the US Senate seeking to head off filibusterers at the pass and many legislatures, including the US House of Representatives, and both houses of the Australian parliament, imposing strict rules on how long politicians can speak for.

The original Dexys Midnight Runners were a way of channelling his alienation and, initially, he ran the group as a cross between a gang and a team, imposing strict rules about physical fitness, dress – donkey jackets and woolly hats – and, though they were named after a brand of amphetamine, banning all forms of drug use and rejecting all things rock'n'roll.