Sentence examples for more stringent controlled from inspiring English sources

Using a more stringent controlled design, this study replicated and specified previous findings of atypical brain activation in ADHD during motor response inhibition.

A. We've developed even more stringent controls.

The Jakarta government immediately said it would impose more stringent controls on its people.

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.

Some may say new democracies require more stringent controls than our mature democracy, but after the recent election, such measures seem more than appropriate.

In the absence of more stringent controls, law enforcement agencies may be tempted to conduct wholesale monitoring of digital written communications.

Most of the migrants are eager to continue their journeys toward more affluent countries, particularly Germany and Sweden, but those nations have also tightened their borders, and more stringent controls are likely to remain in place for six more months.

Sir Menzies Campell, who is carrying out a review of extradition policy for Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg, refused to comment on current cases but said the UK extradition treaty needed more stringent controls.

In his July 23 report, Roger C. Viadero, the inspector general, said the department needed "more stringent controls to ensure that meat products entering the United States were free" of foot-and-mouth disease.

There is a pressing need for more stringent controls on mercury emissions and on older, coal-fired power plants that contribute heavily to smog, especially in the eastern United States.