Sentence examples similar to stringent back from inspiring English sources

Mr. Haber charged enough, and imposed sufficiently stringent back-of-house efficiencies, to make the restaurants profitable.

The definition of latent disease associated with the latter was more stringent, backed by three of the four tests.

"There were pretty stringent rules back then," recalls Ms. Fitzgerald, now 50 and a grandmother living in Dallas.

Set up stringent call-back targets.

Jobseeker's allowance is now a mere 15% of average earnings and subject to ever more stringent conditions, backed by sanctions.

Having been a rapporteur on this, I know that this House wanted more stringent regulation, but, back then, the Commission said no, citing the legal basis.

Whether or not the Security Council imposes a stringent new timetable, backed by threat of arms, the renewed inspections will be far more rigorous than in the past.Americans have been speaking openly of a scenario whereby an "inspections crisis", such as being denied access to a particular site, would help to build the political rationale for an attack.

In a letter to AQMD officials this week, Exide Vice President Thomas Strang said the company cannot meet the more stringent lead standard backed by its competitor Quemetco.

Those who claim that Britain's economy is being held back by stringent employment rules cannot have checked the jobs figures.

[A1.] Some Airlines Ease Ticket Policies Some airlines are rolling back a stringent use-it-or-lose-it policy on nonrefundable tickets that they put in place last fall to nudge business travelers toward buying higher-priced refundable tickets.

It seemed that they were affiliated with the Workers World Party, a socialist group known for stringent pronouncements that hark back to the Cold War — a recent article in the W.W.P. newspaper hailed the "steadfast determination" of North Korea and its leaders.