Sentence examples for more stringent coding from inspiring English sources

The similarly higher coding rate in FMSC can also be explained by the more stringent coding requirement of specialty clinics.

The 19-member executive committee and 115-member board of directors will also discuss a report on the treatment of disabled athletes and debate a more stringent code of conduct for volunteers and staff.

Since Mr. Dixon's conviction, many of those who voted for the more stringent codes have said they did not realize aggravated child molestation could be applied to consensual sex among teenagers.

It seems likely that this situation will be changed not so much by the introduction of more stringent codes as by challenges to particular advertisers by consumer interest groups within the framework of existing legislation regarding truth in advertising.

Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana, which did not require or enforce statewide building codes for non-state-owned buildings before Hurricane Katrina, adopted more stringent codes afterward.

Indeed, that is the observation, especially between primates and carnivores, when we used more stringent thresholds (coding divergence minus 1 SD or half of coding divergence; see supplementary fig. S2, Supplementary Material online).

States and localities can also impose more stringent building codes.

They called for fire safety improvements and more stringent safety codes at buildings and construction sites.

Principal Nardos King has helped to implement a more stringent dress code.

Over many years, officials in Houston and Harris County have resisted calls for more stringent building codes.

We also need to encourage more stringent building codes that take into account the full range of climate risks.