Sentence examples for more rigorous regime from inspiring English sources

Under the more rigorous regime now in place she also had a £442 claim withheld pending evidence of receipts.

Local Transport Plans were a significant development of the TPP approach, intended to provide a more rigorous regime for local transport planning and introducing a longer term (5 years) and more strategic approach to local transport planning and delivery, with a strong emphasis on sustainability.

Tehran would also have to subject its facilities to a more rigorous inspections regime.

The Bloomberg administration was right to support the decision to change the scoring as well as the need for a more rigorous testing regime.

Earlier this month, the Daily Telegraph reported that civil service managers would be "forced" to rank the performance of all their staff under a more rigorous assessment regime.

Mr Cameron concluded that promoting a more rigorous inspection regime, rather than widening the market in schools, was both more reassuring to parents and an easier reform to implement.That is not unimportant.

There will also a much more rigorous training regime for advisers and a clear distinction between what will be called "restricted" advice, where the adviser can consider only a limited range of products, and full independent advice.

A spokesperson for the Department for Education said: "Ofsted's report is helpful, and when their more rigorous inspection regime identifies that councils are failing to protect children we are taking action.

Further, whilst there are understandable incentives to use international private or non-governmental organization (NGO) providers of health products and services that are subject to more rigorous regulatory regimes in their home country, this does little to engender local regulatory or compliance capabilities.

A further tightening of the sanctions (for example, a more rigorous EU visa regime) would badly affect tourism.

These states decide how vigorously they will adopt and implement export controls; to what extent they support a more rigorous IAEA inspection regime, or efforts to secure high-enriched uranium worldwide; or whether they support sanctions or other steps against determined proliferators.