Sentence examples for introducing much from inspiring English sources

The clampdown, with tighter affordability checks due to take effect in 2014, saw lenders pulling out of interest-only in droves, or introducing much stricter criteria.

As far as combat immunity is concerned, Mr Hammond has already suggested that the government will have to legislate to restore it in full if legal decisions go against it.The armed forces should urgently consider another reform, too: introducing much more rigorous legal training for all ranks.

Now Aceh has taken another controversial step, by telling everyone to follow sharia Muslim and non-Muslim alike.This all follows from a criminal code which Aceh's outgoing parliament passed back in 2009, increasing the number of offences under sharia and introducing much stiffer penalties, such as death by stoning for adulterers.

In other words, WSNHA-LBAR maintained higher packet delivery ratio without introducing much energy consumption.

The purpose of this paper is mainly descriptive and analytical, thereby not introducing much statistical methodology.

Further validation of the model was achieved by introducing much coarser particles in the feed.

Only then, Mr. Guttenberg said, can Germany start introducing much-needed reforms.

Mr Marinello said: "We won't be bullied by anyone especially for introducing much-needed innovation to due diligence for the art market.

It also described President François Hollande as half-hearted about introducing much-needed reforms in view of the gravity of France's economic problems.

Britain's Department for International Development concluded a critical review of the agency, published last February, by warning that, in terms of introducing much-needed reforms, "the current likelihood of full, successful implementation with the necessary urgency is low".

While the psychologists succeeded in introducing much-needed rigor into the study of animal minds, there was some concern that they had gone too far, that the methods were too stringent, and that the drive for repeatable and controlled experiments could not be used to uncover all there is to know about the function of animal minds.