Sentence examples for stringent bag from inspiring English sources

Among the measures, transport authorities in Britain and America have begun invasive body checks and stringent bag searches for electronics among passengers on transatlantic flights.

Road Runners officials have been working with the New York Police Department to ramp up security, including a new, stringent bag check procedure, additional police officers along the course, secure runners-only areas and family reunion zones.

Many told me that weed isn't a big "going out" drug in the UK, because it's too difficult to smuggle into clubs where stringent bag checks are the norm, it makes them anxious and paranoid, or they'd rather smoke at home to come down.

This is compared with Maharashtra, of which Mumbai is the capital, which has just imposed a stringent ban on plastic bags out of concern for the flooding caused by mountains of the stuff.

Chile's outright ban on plastic bags at shops is the most stringent measure adopted in the Americas.

At the Airports Council International-North Americonferencence here last week, Admiral Loy and other federal officials spoke forcefully about the need to balance stringent security requirements, like as the Dec. 31 bag-screening deadline, with customer-service imperatives like allaying the resentment of business travelers about the so-called security hassle factor.

Although the security checks at Kennedy today were more stringent than usual — about every third traveler was ordered to completely empty their carry-on bag —the checks moved quickly and, even in the morning, most lines were short.

Announcements at train and bus stations reminding us to "report unattended bags, luggage or suspicious activity" are now just part of the background noise; stringent rules in airports about the carriage of everything from shaving foam and water to wrapped presents on flights mere minor irritations that we accept as part and parcel of the flying experience.

Arguing that China would lose face in the international community because of its pollution problems, the government imposed more stringent automobile emission controls than those of the U.S., made stores stop giving away free plastic shopping bags and made capital investment harder to pursue in high-polluting and high-water-usage industries.

Rationing must be stringent.

Some states are more stringent.