Sentence examples for appropriately strict from inspiring English sources

But, he continued, crowdfunding "is a securities business, and the requirements for becoming a portal are going to be appropriately strict".

Students had complained of insufficient sanctions, for instance, but Lhamon said eight of 16 confirmed perpetrators had been expelled and the rest were given appropriately strict punishments.

In his State of the Union address, the president appropriately demanded stricter accounting standards and tougher disclosure requirements.

(2) There are strict (appropriately so) controls on species introductions in Dominica.

In its first official comment on the incident, the ministry offered few details other than to say the Chinese amphibious ship involved had been on regular patrol and "appropriately handled the matter in strict accordance with operational procedures".

Second, given that area has a major effect on total richness [46], [98], and that diversity in its strict sense is appropriately measured as the number of species in a sample of standard size [46], we divided our richness analyses into two area-based scales, local and landscape richness (after Whittaker [46] and Pitman et al. [23]).

However, the NHSBSP has a robust quality assurance system in place to ensure that all cancers that occur in women eligible for screening are identified and classified appropriately as well as having strict screening guidelines in place to ensure that all women receive the same high quality level of care when attending screening.

But first, it's necessary to recognize the potential that emergency conditions provide for abuse, and to plan appropriately to head it off with strict training and supervision.

The current reconstruction rectifies this, mostly by filling in gaps but also by inclusion of an appropriately annotated "biomass" reaction, without compromising the strict evidence requirements of its predecessor.

The rationale of doing so is based on the fact that the outcome of the tests is always at least a strict partial order, which can be appropriately presented via a DAG.

Contaminants are appropriately controlled by complying with the validated manufacturing processes and strict QC batch release confirming batch-to-batch consistency.