Sentence examples for more stringent plans from inspiring English sources
But it is unclear if more stringent plans to close mines that produce fewer than 300,000 tons will go forward in light of the shortages.
In April, the company revealed that Sorrell would accept measures including a £150,000 pay cut, a more than 20% cut to his maximum potential bonus and the replacement of the highly-controversial 'leadership equity acquisition plan' (LEAP) long-term incentive scheme with a more stringent plan.
Burdened by a pile of government debt that could force it into default (and the European banking system into a meltdown), Greece has had to adopt ever more stringent austerity plans in order to secure a bailout from the European Union.
Karl Mathiesen (@KarlMathiesen) NRDC said last week that a more stringent reduction plan would create 274,000 jobs.
The city has been ordered to filter in expectation of more stringent standards planned for the future.
My doctor ordered me to reduce my carbs and come up with a more stringent exercise plan.
The reason many dams are being removed there now, is that their licences have expired and the dams would no longer pass the more stringent environmental planning regulations," he says.
After 2025, countries must draw up more stringent emissions reduction plans, although the Paris pact does not say how much more stringent those plans should be.
Hypothesized to increase access for less well insured individuals or those in more stringent managed care plans.
In the drive to contain urban sprawl and the desire to promote sustainable urban development that enhances the quality of inner city life, urban regeneration in London and in other major cities of the United Kingdom (UK) is facing ever more stringent scrutiny by planning authorities.
Energy Secretary Bill Richardson's plan to require about 800 laboratory employees to undergo polygraph examinations as part of a more stringent counterintelligence program has drawn intense criticism from laboratory employees over the past few months.
