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The other would forbid more stringent background checks than those required by federal law.

America is in urgent need of more stringent gun control laws, as the British discovered at Lexington and Concord.

In fact, Planned Parenthood is moving ahead and adapting to cope with the more stringent regulations.

Lane suspects that Thomas and Smith failed to understand that federal court is considerably more stringent.

The review group recommends more stringent standards for protecting the privacy of foreign nationals.

Following this reform came more stringent regulations against smuggling and fraud on the part of officials.

We mean rather a more stringent abstemiousness, which may be called separation from the world, or asceticism.

A third difficulty, privately more stringent than any, is that of Finance.

On the other hand, the House conferees insisted upon the prohibition of pooling and a more stringent long and short haul clause.

When the carriers themselves asked for more stringent legislation, it was accorded by Congress with commendable despatch.