Sentence examples for is much more stringent from inspiring English sources

This approach is much more stringent than official guidelines recommend.

Yet opponents say the Administration's domestic proposal is much more stringent than the treaties require.

"The screening process is much more stringent than for people who move to our campuses," said Victor Amey, president and chief executive of Cadbury Senior Services, which operates two continuing care retirement centers, as well as the program that serves Ms. Mack in Haddon Township.

Despite evidence of widespread systematic doping in the past, Cavendish maintains that cycling only appears to have more dopers because the testing is much more stringent than in other sports and insisted there are cheats in "every walk of life".

We have proposed a two-step similarity reduction procedure that is much more stringent than those currently in use for similarity reduction with MHC-II benchmark datasets.

The single base pairing is much more stringent in mitosis (evolved to produce identical daughter cells), compared to meiosis where errors can facilitate potentially beneficial variations.

These required criteria are much more stringent than typical default settings.

Rogers said: "We are having to be much more stringent about that eligibility.

The operation of building regulations and warranties needs to be much more stringent and transparent.

Since the No Child Left Behind legislation was passed, the requirements for teachers in special subjects are much more stringent.

The UK has the slackest regulation of all EU members; other member states are much more stringent in their approach.