Sentence examples for stricter definition from inspiring English sources

This problem could be eliminated, some feel, by a stricter definition of supporting roles.

HUD's stricter definition requires applicants to actually be living on the street.

But the stricter definition of capital appears to be bad news for other landesbanks.

Khan intends to help fund 90,000 over just four-and-half years under a stricter definition of "affordable".

One can argue that "Gone With the Wind" is a war film, but because it hogs the top of so many lists, a stricter definition is in order.

By a stricter definition, the number is smaller but still sobering: 19 public mass shootings since the Sandy Hook elementary school massacre in December 2012.

Under the stricter definition of SARS used by the World Health Organization, the nation has only 36 cases, none of them fatal yet.

But he still found Mr DiCristina liable to prosecution under New York state law, which has a stricter definition of what constitutes gambling than does federal law.

"Before we even raise the level of capital, we have introduced a much stricter definition of capital," Mr. Wellink said, according to a text of his prepared remarks.

For example, analysts at Nomura applied the stricter definition of capital reserves as was used in the U.S. stress tests last year.

I kicked up a fuss in 2013, demanding that the Met adopt a stricter definition of domestic extremism, only applying it to those involved in terrorism or serious crime.