Sentence examples for be strict enough or from inspiring English sources
New rules reducing nitrogen emissions from farms are introduced next year, but there are questions over whether these will be strict enough or properly enforced.
The new plan may not be strict enough to meet Federal requirements.
On the one hand, they needed to be strict enough to ensure the reliable transmission of data.
Even if the CDC does step in and impose its will, its guidelines for the treatment of Ebola patients may not be strict enough, McCormick said.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac), a larger rival lobby group that fears the deal will not be strict enough, has also stepped up its warnings that the delayed negotiations may lead to unacceptable compromises.
That history and the fact that so many individuals could apparently pull off the rigged trading and get caught only after an F.B.I. agent became involved may serve as warning: the largely unregulated foreign exchange market, with trading volume of $1 trillion a day, is vulnerable, and banks' internal controls may not be strict enough.
But in neighborhoods like Newport Coast, which is in O'Neill's district, the lots are bigger, existing homeowners association rules on parking can be strict enough and problems seem fewer, he said.
The criterion was believed to be strict enough to ensure that the transcripts were transcribed from different promoters [17].
The draft rule is strict enough to make devices like the TrailerTail common on all trucks.
All the landesbanks passed the tests last year, a result that contributed to skepticism that the exercise was strict enough.
