Sentence examples similar to stringent adjustment from inspiring English sources

They also fear stringent IMF conditionality.

Stringent EU financial regulations have rendered operations economically unviable.

The House and Senate must now resolve their differences, but the more stringent House language is expected to win approval.

Asda's owner Walmart and Gap have signed a less stringent US deal, known as the Bangladesh worker safety alliance.

Under the more stringent House bill, roughly three-quarters of the schools would have been required to restructure themselves.

Others indulged themselves with outfits they probably would not have got away with at the more style stringent Academy Awards.

In "Return to Paradise" (1998), naive American tourists run afoul of the stringent Malaysian drug laws and pay dearly for it.

In public and private, the Arab leaders have told him that Iraq must abide by even the most stringent United Nations resolutions on inspections.

Others fretted that central and eastern European governments could not be relied upon to implement the volley of new and increasingly stringent EU environmental and social laws.

Nor does the EPA determine whether manufacturers have met the increasingly stringent CAFE requirements—and, if not, what fines to levy.

We should definitely think of more ways [to prevent it]." On Friday, its leader's 32nd or 33rd birthday, North Korea faces increasingly stringent United Nations sanctions.