Sentence examples for more stringent rule from inspiring English sources

Back in April, Interior Secretary Ken Salazar boldly blasted President Bush's 'midnight regulation' and moved to revoke it in favor of the original, more stringent rule protecting "stream buffer zones" from mining waste enacted back in 1983. .

He's been calling this play one way his entire career and now in the middle of October he's supposed to adjust on the fly to a more stringent rule interpretation?

For BYM and L1-BYM, the probabilities stay below 10% with no discernible pattern for Simu 1 and Simu 2. The error rates are clearly smaller and around 3% for Simu 3. In this scenario, the background relative risk is shifted below 1, so a decision rule with R0 = 1 is, in effect, a more stringent rule than in the case of Simu 1 and Simu 2 where the background relative risks are close to 1.

The more stringent rules increased the costs per passenger.

We also need more stringent rules on imports".

Congress also instituted more stringent rules to reduce fraud in the program.

New, more stringent rules also took effect this year for testing the validity of ballots.

After two decades of deregulation, they will now have to contend with more stringent rules.

However, the Clean Air Act allows only two sets of rules, federal rules and California's more stringent rules.

The clinic was already in the process of evaluating those policies and had adopted some more stringent rules a year ago.

New, more stringent rules being introduced will push the figure above 30percentt, other Chinese regulators have said.