Sentence examples for stricter speed from inspiring English sources

The new rules require light truck tires to meet stricter speed and endurance tests, bringing them in line with those for passenger car tires, and also add new requirements, including one that sets a performance standard for underinflated tires.

Other citizens' initiatives, which require a minimum of a million signatures before they are heard by the European parliament, have included calls for improved water supplies and stricter speed limits in Europe.

The new standards are expected to take the aging DOT-111s off the tracks and enact measures like stricter speed limits. .

The inquiry's recommendations revolved around the enforcement of stricter speed limits during turbulence, and two significant design changes also resulted: all Comets were equipped with weather radar and the "Q feel" system was introduced, which ensured that control column forces (invariably called stick forces) would be proportional to control loads.

It's like buying a fancy speed boat, only to discover when you get home the local wildlife nuts convinced the authorities to impose strict speed limits.

For instance, in order to show that using the criminal law to enforce strict speed limits on the roads is fully consistent with the second version of the Harm Principle, we would need to show that every driver who exceeds the speed limit thereby creates an unreasonably increased risk of harm which seems implausible.

Another dozen or so people use the place as a fishing camp it's accessible only by boat and as one unfortunate BassMasters Classic participant found out, the canal's strict speed limits are enforced by shotgun.

That's with no cars on the road and hopefully no police.' Doesn't Washington DC have strict speeding laws?

At one point I was overtaken by a local bus (which was nevertheless observing the strict 30km/h speed limit).

I live in Switzerland, where they are very strict on speeding, so that can drive me mad.

These range from the sensible, but difficult (tightening ETS allocations) to gimmicks (stricter enforcement of speed limits on motorways).