Sentence examples for stiffen requirements from inspiring English sources
He added that he would stiffen requirements for written documentation of all inmate transfers or releases that were ordered by the court or any other agency, and suggested that people "inside and outside of county government" might become the subject of the criminal investigation.
WASHINGTON -- More than 90percentt of the House of Representatives supported a bill last week to stiffen requirements for a program that allows some foreign nationals to visit the U.S. more easily.
The test results show that premature global buckling still occurred even though the capacities of the specimens met the current stiffening requirement to prevent global buckling.
The Senate voted 35-29 today for a proposed amendment that would require all voters at the polls to show a photo ID, stiffen eligibility requirements for registration and limit acceptable ID forms to "government issued" ones.
It also plans to stiffen its requirements for all future drivers.
In response to its findings, the department plans to stiffen its requirements for all future drivers.
This year Congress acted to stiffen work requirements more, penalizing states that did not increase the share of welfare recipients going into jobs or into preparation for employment.
To counteract this process, the monetary authorities would raise interest rates and stiffen credit requirements, causing a fall in prices, income, and employment; this in turn led to a reduction in imports and an expansion of exports, thus improving the balance of payments.
Bad publicity, a few prosecutions, and some stiffened regulatory requirements here and there couldn't explain that.
Complaints about this week's math and physics exams are the latest in a series that have plagued the Education Department since it stiffened graduation requirements in 1996.
Some coaches protested when the National Collegiate Athletic Association stiffened eligibility requirements for freshmen athletes, many of whom had entered college so poorly prepared they stood no chance of graduating.
