Sentence examples for stringent mandates from inspiring English sources

Those problems are already compounded by abnormally low rainfall this autumn: here along the icy Skagit River, for instance, low water levels in the Skagit and two dam reservoirs recently left thousands of salmon eggs exposed and many more threatened, precisely at the time the region is facing increasingly stringent mandates under the Endangered Species Act to protect the fish.

Second, in Europe, where regulations are more stringent, the mandate requires all new cars by 2012 have a maximum of 120 grams of CO2 exhaust per kilometer.

Stringent regulations mandating control technology on stack emissions and/or burning of low sulfur fuels have been promulgated which cost the American public billions of dollars.

The Committee of Fifteen's standards for disorderliness were more stringent than those mandated by law.

Waltrip said Nascar must now mandate stringent safety measures, no longer leaving the responsibility solely to the drivers.

First, the technologies come with confidentiality restrictions so stringent that they mandate the withholding of information from even other government officials.

I also return to my argument that the stringent legal code mandating headscarves and baggy overcoats for women are perhaps being appropriated by young women in creative and ultimately empowering ways.

Furthermore, analysis of predicted networks may minimize false-positive findings without missing important pathways due to a mandated stringent threshold.

The cold snap is just the latest in a string of difficulties for Parsons and Gov. Christine Todd Whitman in starting the new, more stringent testing, which is mandated by federal regulators to reduce emissions under the Federal Clean Air Act.

But even supporters of those measures say the bill will fall short without a renewable electricity mandate and stringent new mileage standards for cars and trucks, popularly known as CAFE, for corporate average fuel economy.

The House has already passed a safety reform measure to mandate more stringent oversight of the risky "retreat mining" in use at Crandall Canyon — the technique of doubling back to carve final profits from the coal pillars that brace the mine.