Sentence examples for most stringent approval from inspiring English sources

But while most food and drug products go through the agency's most stringent approval process before being allowed into the marketplace, the onus for making sure that a dietary supplement is both safe and truthful in its advertising falls on the product's manufacturer.

"In Australia, that means the company working within what is already the most stringent set of environmental approvals ever applied by any level of government on its projects here, overseen by the department of the environment and the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority," he said.

[Getting FDA approval is a long process] - the most stringent is known as the premarket approval process or PMA process, for the highest risk devices which is Class III here in the U.S.

Such negative imagery has no basis in scientific reality, and does not take into consideration that some of the most stringent requirements for safety already govern the approval of new therapeutic and diagnostic products.

For years, Ventura has looked askance at growth and recently adopted some of the most stringent antigrowth measures in the nation, which generally require voter approval to rezone farmland or open space for development, or to expand cities beyond their existing boundaries.

Though existing law already states that only Rapa Nui can legally own land or property on the island, the proposed changes would mean that "continentals" looking to rent and work would have to undergo a far more stringent approval process that for the first time would place a limit on the duration of their stay — most likely three years.

"Best" efforts is the most stringent standard.

Media companies have taken the most stringent steps so far.

"We abide by the most stringent rules," he said.

The changes are among the most stringent in the country.

The National Association of Small Business Professionals adopts tougher and more stringent approval standards for its accredited business program.