Sentence examples for how stringent from inspiring English sources

The more serious legal battle will be over how stringent the performance standards can be.

Every new diet, no matter how stringent or odd, was the potential solution for his expanding waistline.

"Having said that, if we are able to reform the structure, then the debate begins on how stringent the standards should be".

That would be a fitting tribute to how strongly Great Britain feels about this issue and how stringent a system we have in place for catching drugs cheats.

But the sums give a sense of how stringent landfill regulation in rich countries has become.The same is true of the rules for incinerators.

The Iranian regime, which has subjugated its people for so long, will not be deterred by any sanctions, no matter how stringent.

In the pure realms of science, they're probably not supposed to get attached at all (theories aren't cats), but scientists are human, too, no matter how sniffy stringent rationalists might get about the issue.

Previous debates have covered the U.S.-Vietnamese catfish trade dispute, and how less stringent copyright and patent rules on pharmaceuticals would enable more Africans with HIV and AIDS to access health care.

The complexity of both, the materials as well as the reaction, necessitates the development of synthesis-structure-performance relationships to indicate if, and how, the stringent specifications in terms of activity, selectivity, and stability can be met.

One concerns the optimisation of the sky coverage with a scanning instrument like Gaia, and the other deals with the instrument stability and how the stringent requirements are met in practice.

I am all in favor of raising standards for issuing driver's licenses, but instead of trying to make them into flawed federal ID's and denying them to immigrants who can drive, how about more stringent requirements for driver competence?