Sentence examples for on stringent from inspiring English sources

Commissioner Bud Selig testified that he wanted a policy modeled on stringent ones imposed by baseball on minor leaguers or by the National Football League, but he said the current policy was the best that owners managed to get during collective-bargaining negotiations in 2002.

Two medical practitioners are required to justify a termination of pregnancy on stringent legal grounds.

Nonetheless it continues the strong emphasis on stringent policing of EU borders and strict controls on "irregular migration".

The subject of the protest, China's insistence on stringent internal-security laws, could also be the subject of a protest here.

If the police insist on stringent enforcement of traffic laws, "it will be difficult and could blow up in their faces," Mr. Neubauer said.

European leaders have bristled at criticism that their halting response to the crisis made things worse and insisted on stringent conditions for the required bailout.

For if the delegates there should agree on stringent emission targets, sales of natural gas, the cleanest-burning fossil fuel, are bound to rise.

If the leading firm is free to licence its technology on stringent terms, it curbs the profits of rivals who have to stump up.

That prospect would cheer officials in France and Germany, who said last year that they could not embark on stringent cost-cutting at a time when their economies were limping out of recession.

Those fears are well founded: if the EU and India agree on stringent patent and border measures, India's role as the "pharmacy of the south" could well come to an end.

This may be why: his lawyers had already won a guarantee of bail (on stringent conditions) before his return, so there was no risk of him feeling the hot breath of the Bedfordshire constabulary when he landed at Luton airport.