Sentence examples for more stringent checks from inspiring English sources

A majority favor more stringent checks of reactors.

South Carolina contents itself with more efforts at having police check people's status and forcing employers to make more stringent checks.

Mr. Keen called for more stringent checks on overseas ownership of the clubs, in effect for tests to prove that they are "fit and proper persons" to buy into the English sporting culture.

They pointed to the British model, which has more stringent checks and a minimum repayment formula under which repayments are calculated on the basis of interest, fees and 1% of the principal.

"Indeed, outside London and its commuter belt, demand may be better balanced with supply by the more stringent checks and affordability tests under the mortgage market review (MMR) that became mandatory less than a month ago.

The former HSBC boss Lord Green has admitted the bank should have made more stringent checks before buying its Swiss private banking arm, as he apologised for failures at the disgraced UK-based bank.

After the recent tragic events in Paris, expect lengthier, more stringent security checks.

This summer, the Toy Industry Association has been working with the Consumer Product Safety Commission on new regulations to require more stringent safety checks.

It compels lenders to make more stringent affordability checks before granting loans, and is widely credited with forcing a slowdown in lending.

More stringent border checks, the result of increased post-2001 security, have also contributed to putting off American buyers, Mr. Kelly said.

Because it is more dangerous than chocolate or chips, it needs to be subject to more stringent safety checks than food.