Sentence examples for stiffer regulations from inspiring English sources
She is not alone in her wish for stiffer regulations.
But they say they cannot afford to cut rates even more because of the higher expenses resulting from stiffer regulations.
Meanwhile, tougher hunting rules, including stiffer regulations to avert skinning the seals alive, have muted the effort to stop the hunt and eased the consciences of Canadians.
Many banks and credit-card companies, including American Express, refused to deal with porn; others steadily introduced stiffer regulations and fees for high-risk industries.
In Westport, where a battle over McMansions has been raging for two years, stiffer regulations on house size will be presented at a September public hearing.
[C2.] Stiffer Regulations on Gene Patents New guidelines aimed at stopping companies from making frivolous attempts to patent genes before they really have any use for them were issued by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
The CEBR says that stiffer regulation will limit wholesale financial activities over the medium term.
Still, the national horsemen's group left open the possibility of endorsing a stiffer regulation if it was by a multistate compact and if horse owners were not responsible for having the paperwork.
Like her party's left wing, she opposes free trade and favours stiffer regulation for banks and a higher minimum wage.For Maine voters, "what's not to like?" asks Jennifer Duffy of the Cook Political Report, a non-partisan newsletter.
Should that stiffer regulation come to pass, car companies will have to comply with two standards, and that will ultimately translate into another blow to California consumers, as the auto industry is sure to pass on the additional costs to them.
Executives roll their eyes at the question: The typical answer is that companies know they must set an example in upholding labor laws or face the wrath of consumers and the threat of stiffer regulation, but no, multinationals have no business meddling in Chinese politics.
