stringent rule

And if that means more stringent rules, then so be it.

"They have very stringent rules against accepting anything like this."

What's more important, stringent rules in a building or protecting and taking care of one another?

Why else would they have given him a bye on most of the stringent rules?

Such stringent rules have not been seen here, and at many other American campuses, since the 1960's.

Some states have more stringent rules limiting the use of credit reports.

In the last year, new and more stringent rules for international aid groups have been enforced.

We attribute this to the Government's stringent rules and enforcement.

They must follow very stringent rules and regulations of the shelter.

But he said the inspection program would seek such factors to see if more stringent rules were needed.

New York State soon came out with even more stringent rules, he said.

Darren James is one of those pushing for more stringent rules.

The Governor, who favored more stringent rules, won that contest.

But he cautioned against expecting too much from even stringent rules.

But even truck drivers are unlikely to face more stringent rules.

It is therefore high time for stringent rules to be adopted and, above all, respected.

School districts also wanted clarity, but hoped for less stringent rules.

In the two months before she left home, Machelle said, her father changed one stringent rule.

There are very stringent rules on the construction of delegate classes.

After Recognition, the stringent rules of the fourth class year are relaxed.

And some states have adopted even more stringent rules.

The two governments have established stringent rules of engagement before a plane can be shot down.

Congress also instituted more stringent rules to reduce fraud in the program.

I fear the worst, in that such a stringent rule will go against the basic aims of the programme.

This report on more stringent rules for diesel emissions is most welcome.