Sentence examples for stricter draft from inspiring English sources

The announcement signified a victory for the Swiss banking industry, which had argued in August that a stricter draft went "too far in its depth and scope, thereby imposing excessive constraints on entrepreneurial freedom".

I open up a conversation and start fiddling with the voice memos, safely staying in strict "draft" territory and playing back silly little audio notes.

But if he is subject to a strict dispersal draft, there would appear to be a good chance that Milton, a University of Maryland product, will be chosen by the Orioles, who will probably select third.

Instead, the Sierra Club's Ms Bahr pins her hopes on a set of strict regulations drafted by the club, which will be put to the voters in November next year.If the city ever decides to set limits on its growth, it is unlikely to be because of fears for the environment.

It meets the W3C XHTML 1.0 Strict specification drafted by the World Wide Web consortium.

Commissioner Kelly said the Police Department had been lobbying the federal Department of Homeland Security to draft stricter regulations requiring chlorine vendors to verify the legitimacy of their customers.

Stern said he was already talking with the players union about drafting stricter rules.

Hamilton explained: "I need someone to review in strictest confidence the draft to check whether the science is sufficiently robust to support its conclusions.

And, according to a strict reading of the draft law, the guarantee may only be enforceable for households officially classified as poor.

The landmark NBA antitrust suit, named after the then-president of the NBA Players Associationn, led to an extensive reform of the league's strict free agency and draft rules and, subsequently, to higher salaries for all players.

The European Commission has drafted strict new rules limiting the size and composition of bankers' bonuses (see article).