The phrase "stringent enforcement" is correct and usable in written English.
"Stringent enforcement" is usually used to describe measures that are strictly implemented in order to enforce a standard or rule. For example, "The government has put in place stringent enforcement measures to ensure that laws are followed."
Improving the way government agencies handle immigration cases does not require less stringent enforcement of immigration law.
"It would not surprise me if the I.R.S. and the Justice Department now try to figure out some way to reopen that case and pursue more stringent enforcement".
Borzage depicts some of them with the relative openness that prevailed before the stringent enforcement of the Hays Code, which established the movie industry's self-censorship.
If the police insist on stringent enforcement of traffic laws, "it will be difficult and could blow up in their faces," Mr. Neubauer said.
Although Mr. Bush has said he will seek tougher disclosures and penalties, his proposed budget has left critics wondering how committed he is to more stringent enforcement.
At first many fought the administration's stringent enforcement of rules on dress codes and tardiness, she said, but now, the great majority say, "We want to do this, we want to save our school".
This week, the Arizona Legislature moved closer to adopting what is widely believed to be the most stringent immigration enforcement bill among the states, giving local police agencies broad powers to check people's legal status.
ALBUQUERQUE — As the Arizona Legislature steamed ahead with the most stringent immigration enforcement bill in the country this year, this state's House of Representatives was unanimously passing a resolution recognizing the economic benefits of illegal immigrants.
Then, what is accepted as the country's most stringent immigration enforcement law, allowing the local police to stop and check the immigration papers of noncitizens and making it a state crime not to have them, was making its way through the Legislature.
Some of these conservatives say they care deeply about civil litigation and hope that as attorney general he will pursue less stringent antitrust enforcement and that the Justice Department will not support state lawsuits against the gun industry or other assaults on industry.
As regulations get more stringent and enforcement more robust, there have been reports across the country of incensed residents shouting and throwing trash at garbage collectors, illegally dumping and burning excess garbage, and even surreptitiously tossing trash in — or stealing — their neighbors' garbage cans.
