Sentence examples for being stringently from inspiring English sources

Everyone is focused on costs, and doctors are being stringently measured on cost and efficiency.

Mainstream pop music in Britain – the kind on which programmes such as The Voice are supposed to be predicated – has seldom seemed more conservative than it does today: it sometimes feels as if it is being stringently policed to ensure that nothing strange or fantastic or novel, and indeed no one in possession of an identifiable personality, gets in.

This expression is stringently initiated from the newly regenerating fibers.

These materials, overseen by the N.R.C. and the Department of Energy, are stringently controlled under the Atomic Energy Act.

In Europe, plants created with gene-editing technologies will be stringently regulated as G.M.O.'s.

Student halls should be signed up to one of the National Codes of Management, which are stringently regulated.

Jobs are few, rents are high, and unfamiliar laws are stringently enforced.

It is a good thing that these days pharmaceuticals are stringently tested and factory emissions controlled.

He also said Knight would serve as coach under a "zero tolerance" policy that would be stringently enforced.

The first part is stringently dialectical, as the men gradually resolve to fight and carefully plan their action.

Though not Hasidic, the yeshiva is stringently Orthodox — the kind known in the Jewish world as black hat.