Sentence examples for make it more stringent from inspiring English sources

Today, even though the index has been revised to make it more stringent, three hundred and sixty-six of seven hundred and eighty-one businesses scored a hundred per cent, including fourteen of the top twenty on Fortune's rankings of the largest companies in the U.S.

Of course, the decision rule value (0.5) can be shifted up or down to make it more or less stringent respectively, thus rendering more or less conservative the conclusion regarding the relationship between the patient's profile and the response to treatment.

But it argues limits on the size of bottles of e-liquids, restrictions on nicotine strengths and curbs on advertising and sponsorship, among other measures, will not only damage an emerging industry but make it liable to more stringent regulation than some tobacco products.

His supposed step toward more openness for asylum seekers turned out to be exactly the opposite, once its more stringent provisions were made clear.

Old Saybrook made its ordinance more stringent in the 1990s in response to pollution from septic systems.

This would commit countries to revising their I.N.D.C.s every five years, to make them more stringent.

But just because it is now line leaders and ambitious "associates" (Honda's euphemism for workers) who design ways to make work more stringent, we can hardly conclude from this that factories have become opportunities for worker self-realization.

And inevitably at a time when the police are having to make ever more stringent savings, there is mounting concern about the cost of dealing with people who are mentally ill, estimated at nearly £1m in Staffordshire alone last year.

Rather, the most environmentally and economically effective way to address such pollution is to revisit existing local pollution laws and perhaps make them more stringent.

As a result of the court's intervention and the HPC's recommendations, the MEF amended the 1989 rules in 2000 and 2003 to make them more stringent.

In their final form, the guidelines have been made more stringent, by addition of a new level of review.