Sentence examples for strict qualifying from inspiring English sources

Those that do have strict qualifying standards.

In fact, care will only be capped if you meet the government's strict qualifying criteria.

It seems Martin was lucky, given the strict qualifying rules, to get any help at all.

The strict qualifying standards, originally implemented to thin the growing field, ironically, today only enhance the race's appeal to people whose primary motivation in running is not medals.

That is because the private insurers, which imposed even stricter qualifying standards than some banks during the housing downturn, are also becoming a bit more flexible.

ING Direct has had somewhat stricter qualifying standards in recent years than the industry norm, as is evidenced by the fact that it has foreclosed on just 15 of the roughly 100,000 mortgages it has issued since 2000.

"Some sectors have such strict requirements to qualify for tariff exemptions that only a few companies will qualify," said David Dodwell, a public policy consultant at Golin Harris Forrest.

"We're fairly strict on who qualifies or who would be disqualified," Mr. Wagner said.

Applicants must meet strict guidelines to qualify; the waiting list is about 12 years long.

This otherwise wealthy county must adhere to the strict schedule to qualify for a fiscal recovery plan proposed last month by Gov. George E. Pataki.

In California, a religious organization must meet a set of strict criteria to qualify for an exemption: its primary purpose must be to inculcate religious values, and it must serve and employ mostly people of the same faith.