Sentence examples for a stringent form from inspiring English sources

Officials said the Iraqis who would be put on the Defense Department list already had undergone a stringent form of vetting because they had served with the United States military in combat.

Interestingly, it introduces a stringent form of business ethics that expressly prohibits defrauding or deception of customers in transactions.

The commission suggests that it could be introduced then in a less stringent form, by including, for example, a standing charge for emergency capacity.

Even if tobacco industry lobbyists prevail in getting the European Parliament to back a less stringent form of regulation, the vote would be only a step in a European rule-making process for e-cigarettes that could continue into next year or beyond.

I helped him run some studies on the Daniel Fast, which is a more stringent form of veganism based on the biblical book of Daniel.

Those results led to a more stringent form of testing for 2004; all players will again be tested and those testing positive will be identified and suspended after a second positive result.

He has also attracted notice for his libertarian-leaning legal opinions, most notably one in which he adopted a more stringent form of rational basis scrutiny to strike down state cosmetology licensing regulations as applied to eyebrow threading.

Following their rules, the YR Rule can be considered as a less stringent form of Inr.

Thus, complementary expression is a less stringent form of tissue-specific reciprocal expression, when compared with silencing.

The p-value was defined as the EASE score which is a more stringent form of Fishers exact p-value.

Interestingly, GLM analysis indicated that more than 300 of the 1,971 gene pairs exhibited a less stringent form of tissue-specific reciprocal silencing (fig. 6).