Sentence examples for imposition of stringent from inspiring English sources

He attempted to reform the religious orders through the imposition of stringent constitutions.

The liberalisation of trade and the imposition of stringent intellectual property controls by the World Trade Organisation increased the imbalance by creating knowledge-rich and knowledge-poor countries.

The imposition of stringent environmental regulations governing disposal of spent batteries has led to greater recycling efforts that will ensure the growth of this supply.

"This is particularly difficult to achieve when a nation, like our own, is seeking at the same time to deal with acute financial difficulties requiring the imposition of stringent controls, including cuts, on public spending across the board".

He said the United States should focus its own effort on diplomacy within the United Nations Security Council, where Russia and China have blocked the imposition of stringent penalties on the Assad government.

The rupee continued drifting down through the summer, then began falling faster in mid-August when senior government officials made it clear in speeches that they were reluctant to resort to more drastic measures to arrest the rupee's decline, like sharp increases in interest rates or an imposition of stringent controls on moving large sums of money in and out of the country.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani called for the temporary imposition of more stringent price controls on wholesale electric power rates in New York State.

B1 Mayor Urges State Intervention Mayor Giuliani called for the temporary imposition of more stringent price controls on wholesale electric power rates in the state, citing last summer's surge in prices and the shortage of extra power in the city.

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani called yesterday for the temporary imposition of more stringent price controls on wholesale electric power rates in New York State, saying that with last summer's surge in prices and the discomforting shortage of extra power supplies in the city, government intervention is needed.

However, a halt or slowdown of this trend by a potential imposition of more stringent sustainability requirements in major export markets might have far reaching implications on Indonesia's socio-economic development, global vegetable oil markets, as well as climate change mitigation.

Failure to resubmit the resolution plan could result in the imposition of more stringent capital, leverage or liquidity requirements or restrictions on growth and activities.