Sentence examples for stringent licensing from inspiring English sources

There is a stringent licensing system for diggers.

The necessarily stringent licensing conditions mean that many TB-affected areas of England will remain ineligible for such culling.

A law change in 2009 meant that the clubs were classed as a "sex encounter venue" and subject to more stringent licensing conditions.

While the school's director said it was exempt in the past from the state's stringent licensing requirements for preschools or child-care programs, current regulations indicate otherwise.

Social workers with master's degrees have a significant amount of clinical experience, and when coupled with stringent licensing requirements, they have never been better positioned to thrive and contribute in a non-traditional, private sector setting.

The district, which is rural, has experienced a building boom in recent years, increasing the need for drivers, while low unemployment, low pay and stringent licensing restrictions have made drivers harder to find, she said.

Inspectors, who use their own keys, regularly visit properties to ensure the guardians comply with their stringent licenses.

Since 2002, the number of prisoners aged 60 and older has more than doubled a direct result of increased sentence lengths, stringent license conditions and the recent surge in historic sex abuse cases.

However, this project was dealt a setback when state officials said that more stringent medical licensing requirements would compel the center to change the layout of the space.

"The United Kingdom possesses the toughest and most stringent shotgun licensing laws of anywhere in the world, and the result is that tragic incidents like this one in Peterlee are extremely rare".

"The UK has the most stringent export license policy in the world and each request for an export license is considered on a case-by-case basis," Adam Thomas, a spokesman for UKTI, told me.