Sentence examples for more stringent regime from inspiring English sources
Labour first introduced work capability assessments but the coalition introduced a much more stringent regime.
The new inquiry highlights a more stringent regime at the State Department on matters of internal security.
They added: "Throughout this time, the Service has been dealing with the company, which has now instigated a more stringent regime of cleaning in these particular areas.
When a change to a higher sensitivity is required, the validation should focus on a more stringent regime for keeping noise and background at bay.
"As a result of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, we learned a number of lessons," Mr. Salazar said in an afternoon briefing, "most importantly that we need to proceed with caution and focus on creating a more stringent regulatory regime".
But he acknowledges that much more needs to be done and says that one of the main reasons for putting the March drilling plan on hold is to give the government time to upgrade its staff and "focus on creating a more stringent regulatory regime".
A more stringent management regime was introduced, and relations with the workforce deteriorated.
This discrepancy is clear in Figure 3. Therefore, even though the model looked capable of reproducing the xylose curve, it can be seen that under a more stringent fitting regime, the model does not accurately capture the chemical and/or physical processes that are occurring during dilute acid hydrolysis of bagasse fibre, and hence, its usefulness as a predictive tool would seem to be questionable.
"This bill, were it to pass, would get us closer to the more stringent privacy regimes that we see in other countries," Ms. Sotto said.
It is true – as apologists for the status quo will be sure to point out – that it is impossible to know whether today's murder specifically could have been prevented by a more stringent gun control regime, let alone by one characterized exclusively by background checks.
