Sentence examples for stringent standards for from inspiring English sources

Congress established stringent standards for nursing homes in 1987.

American regulators are trying to enforce stringent standards for foreign factories.

In addition, the company must comply with more stringent standards for adding cows to its organic herd.

Senator Scutari filed legislation last week requiring more stringent standards for those who want to be a notary public.

Regulators are also drafting the world's most stringent standards for how hot the exteriors of motorcycle exhaust systems can become.

And he's moved to scrap Obama-era regulations that would have set more stringent standards for fracking on federal property.

A19 SCIENCE/HEALTH Mercury Standards Affirmed An independent panel of scientists has endorsed the E.P.A.'s stringent standard for allowable exposure to mercury in the environment.

On Monday, Bettman announced that the league and the players union had agreed to a much more stringent standard for in-game evaluations of players suspected of concussion.

A major fight has erupted in Congress over a proposal to compel states to adopt a more stringent standard for drunken driving, under the threat of losing millions of dollars in federal highway aid.

Mr. Cook, who served as artistic director — he set a stringent standard for scripts and thus chose to produce fewer shows than other theaters — and also directed productions, was held in high regard by both writers and actors because, they said, he managed to direct them by leaving them alone.

… Indeed, the Cuyahoga is expected this year to meet the federal Clean Water Act's stringent standard for healthy aquatic life".