Sentence examples for most stringent examination from inspiring English sources

Donny Youngblood, the Kern County sheriff, argued in an interview that his deputies were subject to the "most stringent examination" before they were allowed out on patrol or inside jails.

Thus the most stringent test there is should be chosen: namely outright, or almost outright, prohibition.

But the coroner, Sir Robert Owen, who is also a High Court judge, said a request from the British government to exclude some unspecified material from public scrutiny on the grounds of national security would be "subject to the most stringent and critical examination" during the private hearings to be held this week.

Sir Robert insisted he would subject the application to the "most stringent and critical examination", and that the inquest would be a "full, fearless and open investigation into the circumstances of Mr Litvinenko's death".

The fourth and most stringent step is testing for strict factorial invariance.

And most of Straight Expectations, her first book, is equally worthwhile – a stringent examination of the state of the gay nation: the untold story of anti-gay hostility beneath the confetti of legal equality; the suburbanisation and nauseating commercialisation of gay life.

The professional integrity of a member is perhaps less of a problem in forensic science than in other professions, as we possess or perhaps suffer the most stringent form of quality control in the form of cross-examination in courts, where any malpractice, omissions or fudging is very likely to be revealed.

The animal testing laws in the UK are the most stringent in the world.

"Best" efforts is the most stringent standard.

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

Media companies have taken the most stringent steps so far.