Sentences with phrase «much stricter rules»

One of the disappointing trends in the travel rewards industry over the past couple of years has been banks imposing much stricter rules regarding sign - up bonus eligibility.

South Wales just started the movement by enforcing a set of much stricter rules and laws for all professional dog breeders.

It has a reputation for having much stricter rules compared to other states; additionally, it seems to enjoy considerable authority over its borrowers.

On Wednesday, the acting commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Education, Chris Cerf, announced a new round of school - improvement grants — totaling $ 55 million — but with much stricter rules that would, among other things, prevent the last - minute shuffling that was seen in Newark in the last school year.

The loan lenders don't have much strict rules for such loans.

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Nor did Ross acknowledge that strict rules of origin could backfire, because much of the electronics in new cars and trucks is made in Asia.

Existing visa options for entrepreneurs either require significant upfront outlays, sometimes as much as $ 1 million, or strict enforcement of rules requiring founders to eventually return to their home country.

Both college football and the NFL have strict rules and restrictions on how much time can be spent on the field, so virtual reality allows players to simulate being there from the comfort of an air - conditioned room.

This was during the Old Testament, before the time of Christ and grace, when God had to be much stricter with His rules.

I normally follow the 80/20 rule (80 % organic) but lately it's probably more like 70/30 or even 60/40 or even 50/50, seeing how we have been eating out so much and I've been less strict about buying organic food.

Barcelona still want him which tells me he has been given too much freedom with Wenger... as BCN has strict team rules for shape and spacing.

A media sensation in New York on his call - up, he was the subject of what were known as the «Joba Rules,» a strict set of guidelines about how much rest he would have between outings out of the bullpen.

Children who grow up with strict authoritarian parents tend to follow rules much of the time.

The 2004 election cycle saw a dramatic rise in the number and size of nonprofit organizations that bought TV ads, organized voter turnout drives and conducted political «education» campaigns that were effectively working on behalf of (or against) one candidate or party, and because they used «soft money» in the process, their donors weren't limited in how much they could give and didn't fall under the strict disclosure rules required when trying to influence an election.

In a pint - sized version of ex-Mayor Michael Bloomberg's attempt to ban super-sized sugary drinks, the NYC Board of Health announced dramatically stricter rules for all licensed city day cares, including a limit on how much juice kids can drink.

Generally, endowment funds follow a suitably strict policy allocation, which is a set of long - term rules that dictates the asset allocation that will yield the targeted return requirement without taking on too much risk.

In middle class America, dating in the 1940s was a much more formal activity than it is today, with very strict rules.

A system that allows high - quality devices while also placing strict rules and limits on their usage means these devices can still improve the quality of classroom engagement without creating as much of a divide within a student body.

The new GDPR regulations, which will come into force across the EU on May 25, 2018, endeavor to introduce much more stringent rules on the processing and storage of personal data, as well as much stricter regulations around consent.

the supervisor I spoke with said that they were able to 10 or more years ago, but that federal regulations have changed and the rules are much stricter.

I'm sure If I'll not violate these rules, I'll be much more successful in trading (of course by Nail's price action) with less effort and less stress and with better english:) Sometimes you have to be strict with yourself (others will not be) during the road to the main goal.

It offers great value for redeeming free night certificates or points at some very nice hotels and it's not subject to strict application rules that make getting approved for it much more difficult.

No strict rules dictate how much a conference should spend on mitigation.

Unlike child support, there is no specific and strict rule the court has to follow in terms of determining whether support should be paid and how much.

Arbitration often considers written documents like letters and witness statements in circumstances where courts in the U.S. would require in - person testimony (this is less of a consideration outside the U.S. where the hearsay rule is much less strict or is non-existent).

I imagine that the rules about disclosure of inculpatory evidence must be much older and much stricter.

Rather than adopt an American rule with strict temporal controls, the reasonably foreseeable test is intended to also intended to encompass degenerative diseases with less predictable courses, and where the dying process can last much longer.

C.A., December 12, 2011)(34662) Non-compete and non-solicitation clauses are interpreted differently depending on whether they're in commercial agreements or employment contracts — rules of interpretation «more generous» in the former, «much stricter» in the latter.

Car accidents happen every day, as much as road rules and driving regulations are becoming stricter, as well as tests more rigorous.

The reason for this is that it's a form of communication that's much more strict and rule - oriented than the communication that we're used to, that being verbal.

The truth is school is for strict rules about cleaning up, and home needs to be a much more relaxed environment.

It isn't so much that seniors housing finance will observe strict new rules going forward, Jones says.

Yet shockingly, given how much certain habits grind our gears, 79 per cent of participants went on to say that the thing they most disliked about visiting a friend or family member's house is «strict rules».