Sentence examples for more strict enforcement from inspiring English sources

To curb the illegal side of the trade, Ms. Lyons suggests, Indonesia needs to acknowledge the problem and make a commitment to more strict enforcement of its laws.

The experiment was announced along with adjustments toward more strict enforcement of the rule regulating the number of seconds players take between points, suggesting that both measures were being considered as a way to shorten matches.

More strict enforcement of roadside rules would be the best solution to the high RTA in Kuwait.

There might be intrinsic challenges for STRICTA to obtain a degree of support comparable to CONSORT, as it is a 'specialty-specific' reporting guideline not applicable for all journals; this notwithstanding, it follows that more strict enforcement of STRICTA within the endorsed journals is more likely to yield the benefits for which it was intended.

"The systemic tolerance for illegal immigration provides precisely this dilemma," said Dan Stein, director of the Federation for American Immigration Reform, which favors more restrictive immigration policies and strict enforcement.

Non-university-based research ethics committees, such as those linked with the National Health Service (NHS) within the UK context, are far more strict and directive in their enforcement of specific, pre-defined and standardised, 'ethical' rules and regulations which often pay little attention to context-based contingencies in fieldwork (see Truman 2003; Wiles et al. 2007).

Blacks and Latinos were slightly more likely than whites to support the strict enforcement of the laws.

Without careful management of the forest resources that surround protected areas — and strict enforcement — a national park is nothing more than a line on a map.

Simpler and more effective, they will suggest, would be more corporate regulation, stricter enforcement of antifraud legislation, and heavier penalties heaped upon wrongdoers.

Since 1992, improved use of seat belts, child seats, and motorcycle helmets, together with strict enforcement of minimum-age drinking laws, had saved more than 40,000 lives.

Some worry that strict enforcement of two-child laws will lead to more abortions of female fetuses, already a problem in North India.