Sentence examples for stringent agreements from inspiring English sources

More stringent agreements may also cover former employees.

What's lacking are the more stringent agreements that would allow scientists on the Russian and U.S. sides to use the tools they have.

Nine other states and the Justice Department have already reached a less stringent agreement with Microsoft.

reform package, leading to the recent market crisis that forced Mr. Suharto to sign a new and more stringent agreement.

In a parallel investigation, European regulators were said to be wringing a more stringent agreement from Google.

For that to happen there would have to be a much more stringent agreement to cut production and, crucially, stronger global demand.

Crisis Text Line goes to great lengths to insure that texters' identity remains secret, and trainees sign a stringent agreement to protect confidentiality.

That policy stops short of a more stringent agreement between Mrs. Clinton and the Obama administration that was in effect while she was secretary of state.

CBS also contends that Ms. Stillman violated the stringent agreement all the contestants signed not to reveal any details of the show when she gave an interview to a journalist, Peter Lance, who was writing a book about "Survivor".

For example, another alliance of mainly American brands – including Gap and Target – has opted to sign a less stringent agreement instead, with a complicated ideological battle ensuing between the two groups.

A prior that leads to a more stringent agreement of order O(n−1) is called a first-order probability matching prior.