Sentences with phrase «need for more stringent»

The lesson to take away is the need for more stringent regulations around election campaigning.

Anthony Swift, an attorney at the Natural Resources Defense Council who has spent years studying the tar sands industry, said the Marshall spill points to the need for more stringent dilbit regulations.

According to the Economic Times, there's a fresh discussion of the need for more stringent building codes for tall buildings, which currently are built to the same minimal standard as other structures.

Many view missing teeth and bad bites as a minor concern, but the continued high frequency — and in the case of missing teeth, apparently increased frequency — of traits that are at best faulty and sometimes disqualifying points to a need for more stringent selection by breeders.

Since they are neither privately or publicly held and funded with taxpayer money they have been the slowest to react to the need for more stringent mortgage underwriting guidelines to lessen the chance of future defaults on each mortgage they issue.

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The Trump administration's main justification for weakening fuel standards — less - than - expected consumer interest in efficiency due to lower gas prices — is actually the reason why the nation needs more stringent standards in the first place, The Conversation argues.

This might mean, for example, that the central bank would need to run a more stimulative policy than it would have otherwise to offset the effect of macroprudential policies, and the macroprudential authority would impose more stringent measures than it would have otherwise to counteract the leverage and risk taking generated by looser monetary policy.

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With other feminists, I believe that we must consider the likelihood a) that countries with less stringent guidelines for ova donation will proceed more efficiently with research; b) that countries in the one - third world will likely benefit from research using ill - gotten gametes; and c) that advocates for ESCR will argue that, for the sake of justice, the U.S. needs to implement more liberal guidelines for gamete procurement so as to avoid the injustice inherent in situation b).

Drinks manufacturers and packaging suppliers are looking for a way forward that incorporates more stringent food and drink guidelines without needing to take a tobacco - like approach to labelling.

I'm so ready for inspiration now that school has resumed for us, and my picky eater is still traumatized from our vacation & move, making her normal food rules even more stringent — I can only think of two things to put in her lunch bag now, not to mention a dinner plan that will meet everyone's needs.

One of the biggest problems has been a set of changes made to immigration law in 2016, introducing considerably more stringent requirements for identifying people who need help.

Results of each statistical test should be reported in full with the value of the test statistic and p - value, and not simply reported as significant or non-significant; more than two significant digits on p - values are usually not needed except in situations of extreme multiple testing such as in genetic association studies where stringent corrections for multiple testing might be used.

Subsidizing Impact sales would make it easier for GM to meet increasingly stringent pollution and gas mileage requirements on automaker fleets and would help the company develop the market it would need to justify designing and building other, more profitable electric cars.

The Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology review notes that the tentative definition of IGD in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM - 5) is a good starting point for diagnosing the condition, with the most stringent criteria including a build - up of tolerance (more time needs to be spent playing computer games), loss of control, giving up other interests, and excessive use despite clear - cut psychosocial and health - related problems.

This strategy will be cheaper than installing the extra pollution - control equipment that will be needed when emission standards become more stringent in 2000, says James Davis, the company's senior vice-president for fossil fuel generation.

These annual volumes make assertions about empirical facts («students» scores on the state tests used for NCLB are rising»; or «lack of capacity is a serious problem that could undermine the success of NCLB») and provide policy recommendations («some requirements of NCLB are overly stringent, unworkable, or unrealistic»; «the need for funding will grow, not shrink, as more schools are affected by the law's accountability requirements»).

It remains to be seen what these methods will be, but it is a possibility that the uncertainty caused by Brexit and the additional hurdles — like more stringent visa entry regimes - needed to be overcome could lead families to look elsewhere for private schooling, seeking countries that appear to be the easier and more reliable choice.

The reason for the change lies with a settlement the major credit bureaus made in 2015 with 31 state attorneys general, where the bureaus agreed to adopt more stringent policies with regard to credit reporting and the amount of information needed to link tax liens and civil judgments to individuals.

If it's legal in your state, you'll need to meet more stringent criteria than when you applied for your first loan because a second short term loan is more of a risk and a greater financial burden.

Establish standards for care that are no more stringent than United States Department of Agriculture specifications for the humane handling, care, and treatment of dogs and cats; (this means USDA rules are the maximum in standards, as opposed to the present Act where USDA rules are the minimum in standards) How many ways do we need to explain to you that means the Dept. of Ag will not be able to write rules in excess of USDA standards which by most reputable breeders are absolute minimum standards by which they exceed?

We occasionally have more stringent adoption requirements for special needs dogs or in special situations.

Some argued that there was no need to change current practices, and they asked for elimination of the three - part test because it was «more stringent» than current practices and would make protected health information more difficult to obtain for law enforcement purposes.

Actually, regulations of online driving school is more stringent because of the need for quality education.

It's good for its target market, though it'll have some stringent limitations for folks who need more features from their billing system.

Besides developing a title which is broader, more robust and of greater utility for the holders of the title than the Australian version, Delgamuukw also places stringent conditions on interference with Aboriginal title, including the need to justify any interference in terms of the Crown's fiduciary obligations.

While Justin Trudeau may be a quick fix (no pun intended) for those seeking to gain access to pot without breaking the law REALTORS will face even stiffer problems when selling a home that was used to grow marijuana as even more stringent home inspections would be needed since Google Searches would no longer be a good information source.