Sentence examples for more stringent financial from inspiring English sources
Private equity firms are including more stringent financial tests.
And with revenue under pressure from volatile trading and the more stringent financial reform rules, analysts expect to company to continue to muddle along for years.
For example, he said, a co-op on Fifth Avenue is likely to have more stringent financial criteria than a co-op in the outer boroughs.
Channel 4 "just has to have private shareholders and it has to be run as any other public company" in order to encourage more stringent financial discipline, and allow it the flexibility to grow, he says.
Ellison, who has set far more stringent financial controls of the Oracle team involvement, is thought to be keen on both Japanese involvement and New Zealand's continued participation, having been the sole challenger in San Francisco in 2013 and at the centre of a turnaround from leading 8-1 to losing 9-8 tOraclele.
That requires more and tougher prosecutions higher up the food chain, more stringent financial investigations, and governments working with businesses.
Mr Hembert says the system in both leagues is more stringent than the financial fair play rules proposed by FIFA, football's governing body, designed to curb spending by clubs competing in European competitions from next year.
Second, and as if to hide their disagreement over the really big issues (a global fiscal stimulus, and more stringent regulation of the financial system) much was made by Gordon Brown of the re-financing of the IMF -- the most loathed and marginalized of international financial institutions.
It also describes the implementation process which comprises gradually more stringent regulations coupled with financial inducements.
More stringent capital requirements and financial regulations might be curbing the availability of trade finance.
Small and midsize bankers, meanwhile, are starting to feel the early strains of lower fee revenue and diminished profits from the higher capital requirements and more stringent oversight required by the new financial regulations.
