Sentence examples for stringent corporate from inspiring English sources

More stringent corporate governance rules.

Ms. Gibbs said Fresenius had agreed to install a stringent corporate integrity program, including special audits and training over eight years to prevent recurrences.

He advocates stringent corporate restructuring that would lead to sharp increases in unemployment; Mr. Kamei is doing all he can to extend government life support to ailing companies.

In the bigger picture, though, federal regulators are taking significant action on the climate front, in the form of more stringent Corporate Average Fuel Economy standards covering vehicles to be made in the 2012-16 model years.

EP: If in fact there is a desire on the part of some of the new accession countries to be more like the U.S. or at the very least, have closer trading ties with the U.S. could that encourage these new member countries to adopt even more stringent corporate governance systems, perhaps even U.S. stakeholder governance systems?

One category will have much more stringent standards of corporate disclosure than were required by the Neuer Markt.

The Australian government announced stringent audit and corporate disclosure rules yesterday after a series of company failures and accounting shocks both at home and abroad.

–Finally, there will be huge payback in this scenario for companies that limit their storage and set stringent policies for corporate data management.

The agreement, initiated by Bangladeshi and international labor organizations and workers' rights NGOs, is far more stringent than voluntary corporate programs.

The triumphs of the sportswear giant, and other ambushers, have compelled the I.O.C. to impose ever more stringent rules to keep corporate crashers away from the party.

Sending bank transfers is safer when sent to a corporation than an individual due to the stringent requirements to open a corporate account.