stringent state造句

• The new rules will not supersede more stringent state laws.
• Vice President Gore's state, Tennessee, has some of the least stringent state forfeiture laws in the country.
• If there is any, it is put under stringent state control and must go through standard procedures.
• The rule being issued on Monday spells out how stringent states must be to comply with the law.
• That way, they figure, the door is left open for the courts to invalidate more stringent state limits.
• New, more stringent State Department procedures mean a six-to eight-week wait for approval for most Middle East visa applicants.
• After a number of successful plant tests the more stringent state tests began . " Object 236 " succeeded again.
• Concerns by local citizens and citizen groups on the potential environmental effects of gas production resulted in more stringent State regulations.
• Many newer houses and commercial structures-- built according to a more stringent state code enacted in 2002-- appeared to survive the hurricane intact.
• The Texas Department of Agriculture says Texas oysters are certified : " From boat to storage and sale, they face the most stringent state and federal regulations.
• Our contention all along is that the United States has substantial labor laws protecting workers and that the federal and the more stringent state laws are enforced here.
• Preemption of more stringent state consumer product regulations does not limit State authority to regulate the "'use "'of electric bicycles, or bicycles in general, under state vehicle codes .)
• The charter section reinstated the $ 5 civil-infraction penalty for possession, use, giving away, or selling of marijuana and prohibited city police from enforcing the more stringent state laws.
• Charges under the stringent state security law were filed on Wednesday, according to a notice received by Zhao's family, but no details of his alleged misdeeds have been disclosed.
• But she has said that there will be no return to the nationalizations, stringent state economic controls, and rationing that characterized her mother's tenure as prime minister in the 1970s.
• Running as an independent rather than affiliating with the Green Party, as he did in 2000, has made it much more difficult for Nader to meet more stringent state ballot requirements.
• If approved by the Legislature and Gov . John G . Rowland, the law would be an unprecedented action by a state and the most stringent state anti-takeover legislation in the nation.
• By the year 2012 they developed a Food Justice Curriculum to be piloted by the HOPE Collaborative, as well as a system of fresh food vendors through helping them to abide by stringent state policies.
• Federal requirements mandate that treatment must meet drinking water quality standards, which are set to prevent harm to public health, or more stringent state standards to protect sensitive environments ( high quality streams, trout streams ).
• The study, commissioned by a San Francisco environmental group, found that two common brands of water filters raised lead levels to three times the federal standard and to more than 60 or 70 times a more stringent state level.