Sentence examples for more stringent registration from inspiring English sources

There are multiple reported causes of this recent decline, including declining demand in the United Kingdom and the introduction of more stringent registration and entry requirements.

After introducing the more stringent procedure for registration, Kobach lost his suit to compel the federal election officials to change the federal forms to require citizenship documentation.

People looking to buy items covered by the NFA must also go through a specific federal registration process, which is more stringent than the one that governs gun purchases from a Federal Firearms License holder.

The voter registration laws in Kenya are even more stringent than in the US, and citizens are required to register by February 17 in order to vote next summer, so Mboko's plan gives "Dry January" a whole new meaning.

Daley suggested Burke was involved in conflicts of interest that merited investigation by the Illinois Attorney Registration and Disciplinary Commission and the City Board of Ethics, and Daley advocated more stringent regulation regarding aldermanic conflicts of interest.

Pesticide manufacturers, recognizing that indoor use of certain pesticides would not pass the more stringent testing requirements under the Food Quality Protection Act (FQPA) of 1996, agreed to drop their registration of propoxur for residential use.

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.

Some states are more stringent.

They should be more stringent".

More stringent corporate governance rules.

But this year, the criteria were more stringent.