Sentence examples for stringent penalties for from inspiring English sources
We are also working with the international community to enact more stringent penalties for counterfeiters.
Curbing the demand for illegal workers requires stiff workplace enforcement, stringent penalties for hiring undocumented workers, and shared sacrifice from Americans accustomed to benefiting from cheap labor.
It increases the civil penalties for first-time violators, establishes more stringent penalties for repeat violators and imposes a new fine for retailer who sell cigarettes to minors while their registration is suspended or revoked.
The Obama administration has levied a string of stringent penalties for egregious violations of patient rights under the most commonly cited law, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, of 1996.
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And though many describe the local and state gun laws here as relatively stringent, penalties for violating them — from jail time to fines — have not proven as severe as they are in some other places, reducing the incentive to comply.
Although the sanctions passed Friday tightened restrictions, the United States had hoped for more stringent penalties and for mandatory ship inspections.
After the doping cases, Boygard and Max Cobb, the executive director of U.S. Biathlon, drafted a letter to the international union asking for more stringent penalties against those who help athletes cheat.
The same day, the Ministry of Finance imposed stringent penalties on Nomura, the biggest brokerage, and on Dai-ichi Kangyo Bank for their part in the bribery scandal.
With the development of radio communications, however, such stringent penalties have become less necessary, and, under many current military codes, sentences for mutiny can be passed only by court-martial.
Impact assessments need to be mandatory, with non-compliant organisations facing stringent penalties.
