Sentence examples for established stringent from inspiring English sources

Congress established stringent standards for nursing homes in 1987.

The two governments have established stringent rules of engagement before a plane can be shot down.

Microsoft has responded that it has established stringent privacy guidelines to protect the user information.

Once the outbreak of encephalitis was established, stringent infection control practices were introduced, including isolating patients in the Medical College Hospital, where 2 wards were established, one for suspected and the other for probable cases.

Already it has put an end to excessive spending on consultants and interim staff by establishing stringent controls.

How far it goes in establishing stringent oversight will largely be determined by the new board members to be appointed by the S.E.C.

Some executives at banks in Europe had voiced concern that regulators would establish stringent limits on pay that would make it harder to compete outside of the region.

The NPRC was reconstituted as the Supreme Council of State, and the cabinet was replaced by a council of secretaries in July, establishing stringent military rule.

In addition, senior members of the committee, including Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said they intended to establish stringent new standards for nonprofit hospitals, which could require many of them to provide more charity care and more services to low-income people as a condition of keeping their tax-exempt status.

Secondly, we used permutations to establish stringent genome-wide thresholds for declaring significant association for each phenotype.

This observation is the result of optimization of our transplantation protocols for intestinal cell fusion, including the use of a more robust and detectable GFP-expressing transgenic line for donor bone marrow (Osb-Y01) [24], [24], more effective GFP detection by antibody staining, and establishing stringent quantification methods.