Sentence examples for much stricter when from inspiring English sources

Confidentiality rules were much stricter when Mrs. Yolman began taking in babies, and the children came to her with fictitious names.

But any investment nowadays fortunately has to respect much stricter norms than when the English first started digging here without even considering the environmental damage".

Into You used to have a much stricter policy, at a time when hand and neck tattoos were more taboo.

In the days when their guardians were much stricter, the school myth goes, a boy's body was found there with its hands and feet removed.

Credit ratings took a hit in the recession and lending standards are still much stricter than they were during the bubble when anyone with a pulse got a mortgage.

The company has repeatedly claimed that following previous privacy scandals it instituted much stricter privacy policies, something Zuckerberg alluded to when he told Congress that users "have complete control" over everything they share on Facebook.

"There is an urgent need for much stricter penalties against those who break the law when it comes to food and animal feed regulations," said Juergen Reinholz, agriculture minister for Thuringia.

The opposition Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties objected last summer when Blair tried to push through much stricter anti-terrorism legislation than they had agreed to.

The regulations have always been much stricter for medallion cabs on the theory that New Yorkers and tourists need more protection when hopping into a cab than when calling ahead for one.

The reality is that the regulatory environment is much stricter than ever before, and CEOs are paying a heavy price when breaches do occur.

For the last nine years, China has maintained the yuan's exchange rate against the dollar by buying or selling dollars when necessary, a policy aided by the fact that China has much stricter currency controls than most countries.