Sentence examples for more stringent framework from inspiring English sources

Under the new, more stringent framework of "educational oversight," all higher education institutions will be required to obtain so-called Highly Trusted Sponsor status from a much smaller list of official accreditation bodies before they can sponsor prospective foreign students for their visa applications.

And according to a social media expert, clubs will have to bring in more stringent frameworks to cover players' use of Twitter and similar sites.

However, an improved design and a more stringent procedural framework would allow better advantage to be taken of the particular strengths of the approach.

Their rise to prominence in finance can be seen as a by-product of the credit crisis and the subsequent introduction of more stringent regulatory frameworks in banking.

So its engagement with federal lawmakers now is a clear attempt to secure a weaker federal framework to ride over any more stringent state laws.

In a letter to President Barack Obama on 8 August, 29 prominent U.S. physicists and nonproliferation experts (including Science's executive publisher, Rush Holt), praised the "innovative agreement" for providing "much more stringent constraints than any previously negotiated non-proliferation framework".

This is an innovative agreement, with much more stringent constraints than any previously negotiated non-proliferation framework.

The introduction of the quality and outcomes framework seems to be significantly associated with better glycaemic control in people with type 2 diabetes for the more stringent target (HbA1c level ≤7.5%), although the quality and outcomes framework did not seem to significantly predict attainment of the higher target (HbA1c level ≤10%), and attenuation in trends was observed for both targets.

We also used a more stringent approach called InVEx that uses a permutation-based framework to pick drivers from passengers.

Within the framework of standard-setting logic, incrementally more stringent standards would offer the expectation of increased public health protection from PM2.5 exposures.

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.