Sentence examples for more stringent interpretation from inspiring English sources

All these tests are costly and demand for more stringent interpretation.

Among other things, Microsoft has decided to move to "a more stringent interpretation and enforcement of our existing content policy" for apps that are "'racy' or sexual in nature".

He's been calling this play one way his entire career and now in the middle of October he's supposed to adjust on the fly to a more stringent rule interpretation?

Our laboratory criteria to diagnose HME in this study are patterned after those of the Council of State and Territorial Epidemiologists (CSTE), although our criteria are even more stringent regarding PCR interpretation (24 ).

This can be done by describing what changes the sensitivity analyses bring to the interpretation of the data, and whether the sensitivity analyses are more stringent or more relaxed than the primary analysis.

If he makes it over the English border, he will find himself on safer ground – the Scottish interpretation of a breach of the peace charge has been far more stringent than its English counterpart.

The decision today sharply curtailed the broader interpretation of the act by appointees of the Clinton administration who had sought to impose more stringent requirements on the regional Bell companies than their Republican counterparts had sought.

Some states are more stringent.

More stringent corporate governance rules.

They should be more stringent".

In the Paulin case, even the most stringent interpretation of the hate speech doctrine may apply.