Sentence examples for stricter screening from inspiring English sources

Other types of DI reforms include policies that reduce DI inflow by reducing benefit generosity, altering eligibility criteria, or implementing stricter screening.

It also came as the Obama administration imposed new, stricter screening regulations for people from 14 nations, including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Nigeria.

For the Catholic school team he coaches, Cauchi said, he had to submit to a stricter screening process that included fingerprinting, and Anderson was not allowed on the field for that league's games.

Lamont had applied for public assistance for Sheemie a few days after Kisha left him at the shop, but assembling the required documents took weeks, and under the stricter screening process of the state's new welfare rules, no checks would arrive for at least another month while caseworkers decided if they were eligible at all.

They seem to regard this latest argument as a distraction from the security issues that matter more, not to mention a showcase for hypocrisy, since a lot of the Republicans now attacking them have called in the past for stricter screening.

These security enhancements come a day after Sophos issued an open letter to Facebook, demanding automatic privacy defaults for new features, stricter screening of app developers, and mandatory HTTPS security.

However, Jack Curtis, an executive at the firm, predicts a shake-out, and says METI should be stricter in screening out unviable projects.Japan's government should have anticipated the problems it is having with its drive for renewables.

In my opinion, the greater long-term benefit comes from keeping a strict screening process for welfare applicants.

Authorities tightly control China's publishing industry, and foreign books typically undergo a strict screening process before they are allowed on Chinese shelves.

The actress, then 25, is said to have undergone a strict screening process to see if she was eligible to become Cruise's wife.

The contests for governor were micromanaged by the Kremlin, which imposed strict screening of candidates and then made back-room deals to force strong contenders to drop out.