stringent law

The need for stringent law has been felt many times.

We have the most stringent laws in the country regarding that product.

"But we're not able to do that because of stringent laws foreign countries enforce.

They say that the state should enact a stringent law with real enforcement teeth.

Later, martial law was lifted and replaced with a series of stringent laws.

The residents are pressing the state for a more stringent law on waste disposal.

But Albany has much less stringent laws governing campaign finance.

Nine states have more stringent laws and regulations and action.

The Chinese government has in vain attempted to deal with the evil by stringent laws.

In March, Idaho passed one of the nation's most stringent laws.

It is one of our most stringent laws not to destroy another's servant."

In 1872, "stringent laws were passed that ruled out all possibilities of organizing on the left."

Concerns about stigma and privacy originally led to stringent laws to protect patients.

Within the last five years, about 40 states have enacted stringent laws relating to drinking while driving a boat.

Several members said they are interested in exploring a less stringent law, one that perhaps leaves bars open to smokers.

Highlights include stringent laws dealing with the sale and use of illicit drugs.

Stringent laws and rigorous enforcement are the only tools available to stop the violation of our ocean.

The money was used to lobby the State Legislature for less stringent laws than the city's.

"We think we have the most stringent law in the United States," he said.

More stringent laws and guidelines are being progressively introduced to keep the profession in check.

Since January 2007, more stringent laws have been applied restricting the entry of new refugees.

Importing books and texts across national borders can sometimes be subject to more stringent laws than in the nations concerned.

Stringent laws have also limited advertising and billboard promotions.

He called for more stringent laws regulating "rancorous language."

Surely you're aware that the really rich have the most stringent laws against the payment of ransoms?