Sentence examples for strict enough for from inspiring English sources

It has repelled ordinary party members and stoked the cynicism of the wider electorate.Fixing the problem depends partly on a limit on the size of donations which is strict enough for ordinary voters to believe influence cannot be bought, but also on more transparency and caps on spending, especially during general elections when money is frittered away on idiotic poster campaigns.

The derivation was too complicated in time domain and it is not strict enough for 2-D step edge.

Is that strict enough for you?

Calvary, a competing Christian school where I would eventually graduate, used the same words, but it wasn't strict enough for this pastor, and he would constantly bad-mouth it as "liberal".

However, these limits are not strict enough for a drug with a narrow therapeutic index.

However, the chosen CGI-BP-mania and depression thresholds (>3) were strict enough for most of these states to be considered as pure mixed states.

But one resource that is probably overlooked is Londoners themselves, who during this time of high traffic will continue to rent out their resources to those on a budget strict enough that splurging for a night at a hotel — even if available — would be out of the question.

They can't be asking us for such different things," says one executive.Perhaps the biggest question is whether other countries, in particular America, will be deemed to have strict enough standards to qualify for "equivalence" with Solvency 2. If they do not, European insurers will have to hold more capital for these operations, disadvantaging them against local rivals.

Abdullah has withdrawn from the vote-counting process saying that fraud checks are not strict enough, and welcomed any delay for further investigations.

This confirms that the criteria that have been set for Choices were strict enough to potentially move intakes into a direction that is more favourable for health.

And the rules about who can enter its locked gates seem strict enough to keep it that way for a long time.