Sentence examples for more stringent penalties from inspiring English sources

We are also working with the international community to enact more stringent penalties for counterfeiters.

The prime minister reached agreement with German chancellor Angela Merkel and French president François Hollande that the EU should be ready to impose more stringent penalties on Russia.

Although the sanctions passed Friday tightened restrictions, the United States had hoped for more stringent penalties and for mandatory ship inspections.

A second phase covering crimes such as theft and robbery is to be implemented later this year, involving more stringent penalties such as severing of limbs and flogging.

Once they are in the government's database, they face more stringent penalties if they are caught in the United States again.

It increases the civil penalties for first-time violators, establishes more stringent penalties for repeat violators and imposes a new fine for retailer who sell cigarettes to minors while their registration is suspended or revoked.

The paper, however, agrees that such a crime "would have invited a far more stringent penalty in today's India".

The Liverpool striker was fined 2,000 Swiss Francs by Uefa, who said Fowler would have received a more stringent punishment but for his reputation for sporting behaviour (two days before he had told a referee not to award a penalty after a challenge from David Seaman against Arsenal – the referee ignored his request).

Baseball lurches into more stringent testing and penalties after a generation of unsupervised excess.

"The regulators are now armed by parliament with far more stringent powers and penalties.

First, umpires need to be more stringent in applying existing penalties for slow over rates.