Sentence examples for even if strict from inspiring English sources

In early 2008, the Chinese government enacted two laws — the Labor Contract Law and the Law on Mediation and Arbitration of Labor Disputes — that did much to raise worker awareness, even if strict enforcement was lacking, scholars of Chinese labor issues said.

Of course, not all the De Bruijn sequences of span n may be suitable for application in a multi-user system; anyway, even if strict selection criteria are applied, it is reasonable to expect that a quite extended subset of sequences may be extracted from the entire family.

Around 70percentt of corals are expected to suffer from long-term degradation by 2030, even if strict emission cuts are enforced, according to the study.

But even if strict criteria are applied, the number and location of formants may vary between different call exemplars recorded from the same subject.

Aukema warns that even if stricter import regulations are enacted, many "sleeper species" may already be on the continent, spreading slowly until "hitting the jackpot" by finding the perfect living conditions.

Certainly, the record-shattering rainfall on Houston and its surrounding area this week would have wreaked havoc even if stricter building limits and better runoff systems were in place.

Even if stricter requirements incentivize formal work, there will be market segmentation barriers which prevent them from accessing better pensions.

But even if stricter disclosure regulations are accepted to be an effective deterrent, they still don't do anything "to radically change things one way or the other," Malbin says.

Under a media law on "social responsibility in radio and television" passed in 2004, broadcasters face fines and even closure if strict rules pertaining to content are not adhered to.

The approach suggested here has room for application, even if a strict approach is adopted on the matter, as shown by the example used in the Introduction.

What historical linguists recognize — even if justices, strict constructionists and gun advocates do not — is that the Second Amendment has no ambiguity.