Sentence examples for more stringent agreements from inspiring English sources

More stringent agreements may also cover former employees.

What's lacking are the more stringent agreements that would allow scientists on the Russian and U.S. sides to use the tools they have.

In a parallel investigation, European regulators were said to be wringing a more stringent agreement from Google.

For that to happen there would have to be a much more stringent agreement to cut production and, crucially, stronger global demand.

A prior that leads to a more stringent agreement of order O(n−1) is called a first-order probability matching prior.

A few months later, the trio of firms signed a more stringent agreement with Greenpeace, known as the G4 agreement, under which they committed to buy only from direct suppliers that reduced deforestation to zero.

After that, he did no further work at Machu Picchu, and the material he excavated elsewhere in Peru was subject to a far more stringent 1916 loan agreement of 18 months.

Environmental requirements are the subject of State Government Agreements, which have become progressively more stringent as each new agreement for a mine site has been drawn up.

The successful Kimberley Process for 'blood diamonds' coming out of Africa provides the model, though an even more stringent and enforceable international agreement is needed.

Broadly, the WHO recommendation that developing countries exercise caution in enacting legislation that is more stringent that the TRIPS agreement requirements should be strengthened.

For the additional quality measures (Table  3) we were even more stringent and required complete agreement from all 3 independent reviewers.