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The third issue the EFF is concerned with is that of intermediary liability, which burdens ISPs and websites with stricter copyright infringement laws in a way that is veiled censorship, cautions Sutton.

Buyers and sellers seemed to be reacting to the Bank of England's stricter lending rules for banks, which were designed to cool the market.

Making it harder for sick people to claim state aid when they are out of work by introducing "stricter" fit-for-work tests and/or tighter limits on eligibility.

He said as recently as last week that he would support a pathway to citizenship only in tandem with stricter immigration enforcement measures.

And for migrants from outside the EEA, we want to introduce stricter charging… …or a requirement for private health insurance to cover the costs of NHS care.

But last month, it called for a review of the changes as it published a report on how stricter visa rules in Australia and the United States have brought significant drops in international student intakes.

The separate BBC management-commissioned report by KMPG into severance payments proposed a number of new measures to introduce stricter oversight.

The stricter the site's rules became, the more people showed up.

Labour will champion a goal of zero net global emissions in the second half of this century and push for stricter targets in Europe than the current goal of a 40% cut by 2030, she said.

In recent months, however, it has imposed stricter controls and criminalised fighting abroad while announcing scores of arrests.

That filter also screens out tweets automatically deemed to be abusive, but is far stricter about what makes it through the net than the new one.