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Meanings of more stringent in English

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Usage of more stringent in English
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If the state laws are more stringent, however, those remain in effect.
Wired
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In essence, more stringent isolation measures will be needed but not yet.
Reuters
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Earlier this month, it added more stringent safety guidelines for U.S. vaccines.
Reuters
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The city was one of the trial areas with more stringent tests.
BBC
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Moves to impose more stringent welfare standards on the greyhound industry likewise.
Independent.ie
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A more stringent ruling could be seen as a negative by markets.
Reuters
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The more stringent the criteria used, the better the survival would be.
Pubmed
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A subgroup analysis with more stringent definitions of colonization revealed similar results.
Pubmed
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Yet we're wearing photo ID and they want even more stringent identification.
The Guardian
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After the Iroquois fire we were more stringent in guarding our theatres.
The Forerunner, Volume 1 (1909-1910)
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So does his decision to endorse more stringent Californian carbon emission standards.
The Irish Times
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She said calls for more stringent checks could put off some applicants.
Reuters
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Protesters on Monday demanded more stringent laws to protect women in India.
The Guardian
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The rules and regulations are a lot more stringent than in SA.
The South African
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Amendments focus on waste minimization and more stringent standards for hazardous wastes.
The story of stuff
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Ships visiting the UAE's ports are undergoing much more stringent cargo checks.
Reuters
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