Sentence examples for more stringent operations from inspiring English sources

"The definition needs to be very clear, and security forces need to be able to conduct more stringent operations against such cells, the tracking and hunting down of sleeper cells needs to be dramatically improved," he said.

Mr. Abrams's group had proposed a longer, more stringent process.

But last month, the more stringent inspection procedure was reinstituted in six stations, and is expected to be in full operation by month's end.

Although this criterion is widely accepted, it is nevertheless arbitrary and different findings may have been observed had a more or less stringent operation definition of low body weight been employed [ 1, 22].

Driven by anger and concern over the performance of the American National Red Cross in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terror attacks, federal and state officials are demanding fuller disclosure of the relief agency's finances and are moving to enforce more stringent monitoring of its disaster aid operations.

Hence, secondary users operate under more stringent interference constraints.

As the life cycle progresses, a ship's environmental performance can degrade if more stringent policies are implemented at a port of call or for operations on the open seas.

Due to more and more stringent emission regulations the optimisation of transient engine operation becomes necessary for future Diesel engine developments.

Companies with extensive international operations may have to respond to more stringent policies abroad.

Lately, environmental rules and regulations concerning pollution from agricultural waste streams by regulatory agencies are more stringent and restrictive; inevitably affecting the design, planning, and operation of the durian processing industry.

But Katsuhiko Ishibashi, a seismologist at Kobe University who has long argued for more stringent seismic standards for Japan's nuclear power plants, said that simply halting operations at the Hamaoka plant was not enough.