Sentence examples for support a more stringent from inspiring English sources
Union officials say they will support a more stringent luxury-tax system, so long as it does not create an absolute spending barrier for teams, or inhibit player movement.
In my psychology practice, I have observed the negative effects of early adolescent binge drinking and have wondered whether the reinstatement of a drinking age of 18 might support a more stringent prohibition for our youngest teenagers while allowing our college-aged, combat-eligible older ones to benefit from parental monitoring and modeling.
Although the protocol has some limitations, we expect to learn enough about the intervention, delivery and effects to support a larger trial with a more stringent design and enhanced statistical power.
This bottom-up approach helps to achieve greater GHG emission cut by integrated systems design and thereby setting a more stringent benchmark to support policies towards achieving climate change mitigation goals.
The investments in decision support (guideline dissimination, provider education, regional feedback, support by specialists) have certainly raised the awareness regarding the need for a more stringent therapeutic approach of diabetes (timely upgrading of diabetic medication and cardiovascular risk assessment).
Although Peters voiced general support for the rule, he said he feared it would impose "a more stringent standard on Michigan than surrounding Midwestern states".
A more stringent test comparing M8 and M8a also supports the proposed positive selection (2ΔL = 27.3, P < 0.0001).
A more stringent test of mediation, the Judd and Kenny [ 46] test, supported that private share of healthcare expenditures mediated socioeconomic differences in self-rated health.
A more stringent revegetational challenge is that following strip-mining.
A more stringent sanctions regime would have been virtually impossible to construct and sustain.
The court thus adopted a more stringent test than the Ninth Circuit's "conceivable benefit" test.
