Sentence examples for stringent barriers from inspiring English sources

"We have seen how unconstitutional laws that force women to travel to other states for abortion care make this care essentially unobtainable, and it would be unconscionable to erect even more stringent barriers.

For instance, The Public Order Act 1986 in the U.K. does not require such a stringent barrier to prohibition.

Organic inorganic multilayer permeation barriers are emerging as a promising solution to the stringent barrier requirement of flexible electronics.

However, with heavy colonization of the insertion site, percutaneous insertion in the internal jugular vein rather than subclavian vein, catheterization for longer than 3 days, and insertion with less stringent barrier precautions significantly increased the risk for catheter-related infection.

As a consequence, sperm-egg interactions in birds do not represent such a stringent species-specific barrier as they do in mammals.

However, restrictive entry criteria and stringent protocols can be barriers to generalizing RCT findings to real world practices and outcomes.

However, restrictive entry criteria and stringent protocols can be barriers to generalizing RCT findings to clinical practice.

The SPS Agreement establishes that countries retain their right to ensure that the food, animal and plant products they import are safe, and at the same time it states that countries should not use unnecessarily stringent measures as disguised barriers to trade.

By improving their academic environment and creating a college-going culture, these schools have opened the doors of higher education -- and by extension a whole new world of opportunity -- for students facing stringent economic, social and cultural barriers.

The most stringent requirement to the permeability barrier is to stay tight against passive entry even when facilitated influx occurs.

Even in this setting, with parents who had suffered the loss of a child to bullying, the argument for more stringent rules, and structures or physical barriers never really eventuated.