Sentence examples for more stringent limits from inspiring English sources

But his own generation, Mr.Yu lamented, is more caught up in commercial pursuits and faces more stringent limits on expression.

But they say that the agency should set more stringent limits and that they are wary that the proposal might never be finalized.

Asylum seekers will be given less time to put their claims to the department, with more stringent limits on appeal rights.

But I think I'll probably have more stringent limits as to just how far we're going to let the guy go".

Last summer, the federal Environmental Protection Agency urged Congress to drop the requirement that oil companies add it to gasoline, and in November, Gov. George E. Pataki ordered more stringent limits on the amount of M.T.B.E.

As the Environmental Protection Agency moves to tighten restrictions on tiny particles of air pollution, new research shows that it may need to put even more stringent limits on soot from some industrial sources.

Should the current definition, which exempts any financial conflict worth less than $10,000, get replaced with a more stringent limit or no lower limit at all? --Whether NIH strengthenengthen its policing to make institutions comply by requiring independent confirmation of institutions' reports?

Each new published experiment sets a more stringent limit on the decay lifetime that helps theorists rule out various models and guides experimentalists on where to look next.

By doing so, wealthy Americans avoid taking the risk that some time in the future this tax bill will be revoked and a more stringent limit of the amount subject to exemption from taxes along with a much more punitive levy on inherited wealth be passed.

In Chile, stability effects are limited by means of more stringent drift limits.

At the other extreme, many overseas airports, particularly in Britain, are considering even more stringent noise limits for large airplanes.