Sentence examples for most stringent provision from inspiring English sources

According to the most stringent provision of the decree, even proposing a different use of the money or ships would entail the penalty of death.

Meanwhile, the deal gives the poorest countries, such as Vietnam, more time to adapt to the most stringent provisions.

But its effects on the typical suburban lawn are difficult to gauge because the law leaves it up to each county to decide whether to adopt the most stringent provisions, including a requirement that lawn care companies and other commercial pesticide users notify residents in advance of an application in their neighborhood.

UBS has prepared a 20-page "action plan" outlining various options, while senior managers at Goldman Sachs have had preliminary discussions on eventually dropping its status as a federally insured bank, allowing it to escape several of the most stringent provisions in the new law.

According to one of the decree's most stringent provisions, surplus from a minting operation was to go into a special fund, and anyone proposing to use it otherwise was subject to the death penalty.

Japan's building code is among the most stringent in the world, but its provisions don't anticipate tsunami effects.

The decision to go forward with a measure that those federal judges called "the most stringent in the country" comes after the Supreme Court ruled that a key provision of the landmark Voting Rights Act was unconstitutional.

"Best" efforts is the most stringent standard.

These limits are the most stringent to date.

Media companies have taken the most stringent steps so far.

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