Sentence examples for more stringent law from inspiring English sources

Testifying at the hearings, the Municipal Art Society urged a much more stringent law.

But city officials do not want to try to pass a more stringent law, fearing a gantlet of political scrapes and restrictions on their freedom in unforeseen circumstances.

The Israeli Supreme Court in its decision on Sunday agreed with lower courts that had ruled that Mr. Berger was not a resident and could not fight extradition under the terms of the earlier, more stringent law in effect when he arrived.

Indeed, even if a municipality wanted to enact a more stringent law, it would be precluded by 10-b.

However, the report also noted that the Klan had become increasingly fractured, not because of more stringent law enforcement but because of competition from other white supremacist groups.

While politics determining law mirrors Game of Thrones' "reality of the times" closely, what the historical record shows is that medieval lawyers continued attempting to prosecute rapists under the older, more stringent law.

Nor do more stringent laws, without police to enforce them.

Attempts are being made to clamp down on the thefts with more stringent laws.

Many voters seem to lack confidence in the effectiveness of more stringent laws.

(Eto'o's move is being held up over tax issues in Italy, which has more stringent laws than Spain's).

It finds that, across the board, those states with less restrictive gun laws exported guns used in crimes at significantly higher rates than states with more stringent laws.