Sentence examples for more stringent legislation from inspiring English sources
Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, introduced more stringent legislation this spring requiring banks to notify customers before they overdraw their accounts.
The Information Commissioner's Office has already released guidelines concerning anonymous data, but when the European Commission finishes refining the existing EU Data Protection Directive it is likely that more stringent legislation will be put in place.
The increasing energy demand and more stringent legislation for engine pollutant emissions with the use of carbon-neutral fuels have forced to use alcohol.
The motion calls for the union's executive to commission research which will allow it to lobby government for the introduction of more "stringent legislation" on computer games.
However in the near future more stringent legislation in the EC and USA poses some major challenges for the diesel passenger car which will be difficult to meet without secondary systems.
Mean effluent values of ⩽1.0 mg L−1 P and 1.3 mg L−1 N met the legal discharge limits of the European Water Framework Directive and show a potential to comply with upcoming, more stringent legislation.
Whilst focus in the past could be put on improving only the engine efficiency, more stringent legislations coming into force have led to a shift in focus towards reduced emissions altogether, focusing on all of nitrogen oxides (NOx), sulphur oxides (SOx) and carbon dioxides (CO2).
Dieterle (whose children took their mother's name of Erhardt) said he hoped the government would follow the German lead and introduce more stringent employment legislation.
The US market with its more stringent environmental legislation was at stake.
Our empirical investigation is aimed at testing the assumption that firms that face more stringent employment legislation tend to adjust the structure of their employment in ways that differ from firms that face more flexible legislations.
More stringent environmental legislation and new or updated water management strategies have been adopted at both federal and local levels to address the growing problem of increasing demand on limited fresh water resources.
