Sentence examples for more stringent vetting from inspiring English sources

It permits new devices on the market if the maker can prove they're "substantially equivalent" to devices already out there, in contrast to new drug applications, which generally get more stringent vetting.

The company hired a president to run Uber India, expanded into seven new cities to take it to 18 overall (India is now its second largest market behind the U.S ., added new safety features and more stringent driver vetting.

It has expanded into seven new cities to take it to 18 overall (India is now its second largest market behind the U.S ., added new safety features and more stringent driver vetting, and is investing $50 million in a support center in Hyderabad in partnership with local authorities.

While the travel ban was merely meant to be a 90-day pause in the immigration process, during which time the government would develop more stringent standards for vetting foreigners seeking entry to the United States, the government could not explain why it could not go forward with its 90-day review process while the present vetting procedures remained in place.

Although GFF3, BED and WIG are in use by many other data repositories, and several vetting scripts already exist, our formatting requirements are more stringent (particularly for GFF3) and we have developed enhanced modules for these formats (see 'Methods' section for formatting requirements).

Some states are more stringent.

More stringent corporate governance rules.

They should be more stringent".

The script has already been subject to a stringent vetting process by the Indian authorities.

Brooker feels NGOs should be more stringent.

But this year, the criteria were more stringent.