Sentence examples for more stringent laws from inspiring English sources

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).

Europe generally has more stringent laws restricting how governments and businesses can collect and transfer such information.

Federal rules would serve as a floor, not a ceiling, so that the states could pass even more stringent laws without fear of federal pre-emption.

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.

As the fighting progressed, both governments reluctantly resorted to conscription the Confederates first, in early 1862, and the Federal government more slowly, with an ineffective measure of late 1862 followed by a more stringent law in 1863.

If, given the active encouragement of the President, the enthusiastic support of the majority leader and the Speaker of the House, the demands of the public for cleaner air and an industry that gives at least lip service to a more stringent law, Congress cannot pass strong legislation this year, it is hard to see how it could at any time in the foreseeable future.