Sentence examples for into more stringent from inspiring English sources

Baseball lurches into more stringent testing and penalties after a generation of unsupervised excess.

Governments of such countries may be pressured into adopting more stringent laws/restrictions to exclude foreign workers (13, 42) to address national concerns on foreign influences and appease voters (14).

A second model to capture only the patients who fell into the more stringent severity classification (2 or 3 Yes answers) may have resulted in a better performing model but the decision to use the less stringent measure was in line with the parameters for control in the RCP-3Q model.

Airport and airline officials said they needed time to put into effect the more stringent security measures the Federal Aviation Administration had imposed.

With a view of bringing the US into line with more stringent jurisdictions around the world, a relatively small but nonetheless vocal band of leading industry figures are pushing to significantly curb the use of drugs on horses in training and to eradicate race-day medications altogether.

However, these discounts could be used as a lever to finally get hardware OEMs into line with more stringent hardware standards.

If federal climate policy comes into force, the more stringent California policy will accomplish no additional reductions in greenhouse gases, but simply increase the state's costs and subsidize other parts of the country.

It could tighten the terms of buy-to-let loans so that they are brought into line with the more stringent yardsticks used for owner-occupiers.

The government's former terror adviser has intervened in the row over the sentencing of people who took part in last week's riots, accusing ministers of appearing to "steer" the courts into handing down the more stringent sentences.

Last year, Santander raised 7.2 billion euros ($9.5 billion) in a rights issue, though it was more about bringing the bank's capital into line with the more stringent requirements being implemented globally, rather than because of skeletons on its balance sheet.

To make selection for integration into protein-coding genes more stringent, the AUG translation initiation codon of the fluorescent reporter was removed.