Sentence examples for more strictly regulated from inspiring English sources

Feeding wildlife will also be more strictly regulated.

Biomedical research is more strictly regulated, and wet lab procedures better established.

In response it has been ever more strictly regulated, which has imposed additional costs.

Today, Mr. Ellison said, the industry is more strictly regulated, and problems should not be as severe.

(Those programs operate under the more strictly regulated J-1 visa, which requires, for example, criminal-background checks for host-family members over eighteen).

In exchange for the soft money ban, the bill loosens for the first time since 1974 the caps on more strictly regulated contributions known as hard money.

"It's hard to believe the World Coal Association is having conversations with delegates, encouraging them to more strictly regulate the coal industry," Bragg says.

There have been efforts in recent years to overhaul the 1938 law and more strictly regulate cosmetic chemicals, but none made headway in the face of industry resistance.

A coroner and a pharmacist are among its state lawmakers, and a bill in the state legislature would more strictly regulate pain clinics where drugs are dispensed.

On Wednesday, Democrats and gun control activists had expressed hope, as well as skepticism, about Mr. Trump's surprising support for legislation to more strictly regulate guns — something that the Republican Party and the N.R.A. have long opposed.

On Tuesday, traders were also dissecting remarks by Paul A. Volcker, an adviser to President Obama and a former Federal Reserve chairman, who told the Senate Banking Committee that the government should more strictly regulate capital and liquidity levels.