Sentence examples for more aggressive rules from inspiring English sources

Abdullah, a former mujahideen doctor, has called for more aggressive rules to root out what he says are 2m fraudulent ballots cast for his rival.

Taxi drivers asked for much more aggressive rules against urban transportation companies.

Even last night Jack Dorsey promised to crack down on hate with more aggressive rules.

While you wait for Twitter to roll out "more aggressive" rules regarding hate speech, which CEO Jack Dorsey promised are coming within "weeks" as of late Friday, here's a quick workaround to kick nazis off of your Twitter feed right now: Go to the 'Settings and privacy' page and under the 'Content' section set the country to Germany (or France).

As a followup to Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's tweetstorm last week, in which he promised to crack down on hate and abuse by implementing more aggressive rules, Twitter is gearing up to roll out some updates in the coming weeks, Wired reported earlier today.

More importantly, Gen. Rose established the UN Rapid Reaction Force, a heavily armed unit with more aggressive rules of engagement, designed to take offensive action if necessary to prevent hostage-taking and enforce peace agreements.

Since the onset of financial turmoil in 2007, Fed officials, including Mr. Greenspan's successor, Ben S. Bernanke, have acknowledged regulatory lapses and have been more aggressive in issuing rules on consumer matters, including credit cards and overdraft fees.

While Bill Clinton and his administration courted business from Silicon Valley to Wall Street, certain agencies in the 1990's were far more aggressive in their rules and enforcement than in the prior administration.

The result is relevant for application in multibit technology, and opens the way to more aggressive cell scaling rules.

"If all people ever do is roll over, then agencies can become more and more aggressive in their rule-making," said Stewart Jay, a constitutional law professor at the University of Washington School of Law.

She made the department more aggressive in ferreting out rules violations involving the minimum wage, overtime and other issues.