At times, security on the ground was easy, but more stringent in the air.
First, umpires need to be more stringent in applying existing penalties for slow over rates.
We'd thought there might be a subsequent set of rules that would be more stringent in a Democratic administration.
The UK has the slackest regulation of all EU members; other member states are much more stringent in their approach.
Though more stringent in its guidelines, the European Union has been less than clear about how to implement them.
But recently the troupe, a fluid group of about 60 people, has become more stringent in its methods.
Old Saybrook made its ordinance more stringent in the 1990s in response to pollution from septic systems.
This standard resembles that of the business judgment rule in the requirements to be informed and disinterested, but seems more stringent in its substantive component.
Further, such restrictions need to be more stringent in equity market settings where the participation rate of retail investors in the equity issue is greater.
The segregation between the sexes in Saudi Arabia has become more stringent in the last few years and its effects on Saudi women have been increasingly negative.
But it's worth noting that at the state level, gun laws have been getting laxer, not more stringent, in recent years, and at times preposterously so.
