Sentence examples for be strict enough to from inspiring English sources
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.
The criterion was believed to be strict enough to ensure that the transcripts were transcribed from different promoters [17].
The irregularly rhymed, heterometric 10-line stanza he uses here is strict enough to strain out unnecessary detail but flexible enough to accommodate grand descriptive flourishes.
David Cameron has led intense lobbying against the proposals, arguing that existing rules are strict enough to keep fracking safe and that new rules would delay investment and increase costs.
But they are likely to scare people who wish to do you harm just enough that they will move on to some other mark, at least until decent investment plans are standard for everyone and federal rules are strict enough to drive all the shady characters out of business completely.
Officials at the United Nations who run the program say their system does work as an effective carbon-cutting mechanism, although they acknowledge that the program treads a fine line between being flexible enough to attract investment while being strict enough to ensure that carbon-cutting projects are genuine.
Yet the policy was strict enough to lead to the departure of one of the most brilliant physicists of the 20th century, John Bardeen, a coinventor of the transistor, who fled Bell Labs partly because of frustration after his work on superconductivity was deemed tangential to communications research.
When a company receives a "good company" sort of label, in whatever new socially responsible format we like, does that mean that the label was strict enough to ferret out all of its behaviors?
This confirms that the criteria that have been set for Choices were strict enough to potentially move intakes into a direction that is more favourable for health.
