Sentence examples for stricter stance from inspiring English sources

That raises the question of whether the league should take a stricter stance against such hits.

If they take a stricter stance, it could lead to another wave of takeovers and failures.

Denmark trying to scare off would-be migrants with these ads in #Lebanon media: pic.twitter.com/8uQasJJBF6 Denmark has taken a stricter stance on immigration since the center-right Liberal Party formed a minority government in June.

The first games of this year's Stanley Cup playoffs may be as belligerent as last year's, but the N.H.L.'s initial response has been far more proactive, and may signal a stricter stance against checks to the head.

When he was not talking about the Mets, Valentine was extolling the virtues of Japanese baseball and pushing for Major League Baseball to adopt a stricter stance on drug use.

But analysts speculated that the company had been unable to persuade an outsider to take the job as British regulators adopt a stricter stance on slot machines and horse racing and as Internet gambling also faces increased scrutiny.

Authorities' strict stance stems from the extent of the bank's actions.

The alert issued yesterday said the strict stance was being put into effect immediately.

Mr. Nickel and Mr. Ortiz's exhibition inspired by Chicago's strict stance on graffiti, entitled "Whitewash," opened Nov. 19 at Known Gallery in Los Angeles.

China takes a strict stance on narcotics domestically, remembering how the country was ravaged by opium addiction in the 19th century, a factor in the Opium Wars.

François Fillon, a former prime minister who will be the center-right's standard-bearer in the French election, has promised a strict stance on Islam and immigration.