Sentence examples for more severe enforcement from inspiring English sources
The United States and its allies have warned that launching a missile would further isolate the North by prompting more severe enforcement of international sanctions.
They also serve as one of the principal means to achieve prompt voluntary compliance with the FDCA before the FDA resorts to more severe enforcement actions [ 3].
He said there must be reform of the mental health system and argued there could be more severe law enforcement against gangs, but that measures such as regulating certain semi-automatic weapons would have dire consequences.
Inclusion in this database -- and on government blacklists that are generated from it -- can bring more severe repercussions than unwarranted law enforcement attention.
If we knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that someone has a nuclear device in downtown Toronto that's going to go off within a defined period of time, and we've tried to talk to you and you're not cooperating, is there a point where for the greater good, law enforcement or some regulatory body should take more severe action?
Nonetheless, as elegantly demonstrated in the literature, enforcement of negative cultures among controls of a case control study can introduce a severity of illness bias, which has a more severe effect on the odds ratios than does misclassification bias [ 48].
More severe or less severe?
Sentences are more severe.
Corruption is more severe.
Their words became more severe.
