Sentence examples similar to equally stringent as from inspiring English sources

Controls on biological agents should be as stringent as those applied to critical nuclear materials.

He also insisted that Madison was never as stringent as Greenwich.

It does not have advertising policies as stringent as ABC News's.

"Her demands of Sri Lanka were as stringent as her demands of England.

Malcolm's critique of her subjects is tempered by an equally stringent self-criticism, which, in the absence of much humour, can present now and then as piety.

Although the potential of quantum computers is enormous, the requirements are equally stringent.

But whereas the quotation of Abstract Expressionist brushstrokes in Roy Lichtenstein's comic-strip, mass-produced silkscreen prints sought to debunk the seriousness and pretensions of painting as a high art form, it is hard to ascribe equally stringent aims to, say, Karl Haendel's multiple acts of appropriation, or to much of the other image-borrowing going on here.

Foreign nationals considered a threat to national security who can be deported, are subject to deportation orders, often with equally stringent restrictions.

A majority of these (467 SNP-transcript pairs, corresponding to 78 unique genes) would pass equally stringent thresholds in both cohorts (genotype effect p<5 × 10−8, day effect p<0.01).

"He's done operating rooms that don't have as stringent requirements as we do".

This was found in CNVs determined by stringent criteria as well as those determined by less stringent criteria.