Sentence examples for more stringent control of from inspiring English sources
They allow a more stringent control of the environmental conditions, use smaller amounts of material and provide a much higher interface/volume ratio than in conventional Langmuir Troughs.
In the long run, to insure that this never happens, we must swallow some painful medicine: not only resigning ourselves to much more stringent control of Government spending, but in general abandoning the seductive national illusion that our wages and living standards can forever increase while our comparative industrial productivity steadily declines.
Third, large rallies by immigrants, many of them here illegally, protesting more stringent control of immigration reveal that many immigrants have, alas, assimilated: They have acquired the entitlement mentality created by America's welfare state, asserting an entitlement to exemption from the laws of the society they invited themselves into.
In their statement, the RYA also suggested there should be more stringent control of media boats.
In a two-alternative forced choice paradigm, the subject is presented two choices and must pick one (even if the observer thinks he/she did not see the stimulus), which produces a more stringent control of observer criteria than a yes/no response.
Treatment guidelines suggest more stringent control of blood pressure and lipids, in addition to the blood glucose control.
Most governments in the free world have far more stringent controls on release of classified documents.
Future trap reporting would benefit from standard methods for recording and storing large amounts of data, consistent terminology, and more stringent controls on the content of cells.
In September, the State Department of Economic and Community Development informed Bridgeport of more stringent controls on state aid.
More slaves would also have meant heightened fear of revolt and ever more stringent controls on the slave population.
Don't just introduce more stringent controls on frequent password changes and increasingly complicated strings of characters.
