Sentence examples for particularly stringent restrictions from inspiring English sources

The City of Minneapolis, which legalized beekeeping last year, has set particularly stringent restrictions.

The salt restrictions are particularly stringent, and many packaged foods on the shelves today would have a hard time meeting them.

At the same time, he favored stringent restrictions on former Confederates being permitted the vote, particularly those who, having taken an oath to support the United States and its constitution, had taken office or done military service in the Confederacy.

Confidentiality may be particularly stringent in this case.

The European Union has stringent restrictions on the size of budget deficits.

What, I wonder, of all those stringent restrictions on what you can do to your house?

More stringent restrictions would apply to the New York area, the officials said.

Casino revenues, experts say, could also be crimped by Singapore's stringent restrictions.

The House bill would impose more stringent restrictions than the Senate on insurance coverage of abortion.

This humanization figured into Mr. Lang's stringent restrictions on the opera's performance.

Whether more stringent restrictions will benefit people without high blood pressure is "still a legitimate issue," he said.