Sentence examples for stringent brand from inspiring English sources

Frances is committed to a vision of herself as principled and disciplined, motivated by a stringent brand of altruism that seems to her the only rational response to the world's grotesque unfairness.

Yet, for all its designed conveniences, Bussy Saint-Georges was drawn up by state planners in accordance with "laïcité," France's stringent brand of official secularism, and prayer spaces were not included; the faithful were left to worship in municipal halls, trailers, outside the town or not at all.

By combining literary science fiction with a stringent, pioneering brand of feminism, Lessing gave a glimpse of the qualities for which she was to become famous.

Mustering a total of 41 works, the two shows should finally start bringing New York up to speed with Ms. Riley's stringent yet accessible brand of abstraction.

International export supply chains promote capacity building within companies in the chain, to answer the stringent requirements of private brand standards.

But the vast majority of that video doesn't meet the rather stringent requirements of big brand advertisers.

The drug should pass the same stringent safety tests as brand-name drugs.

Virtually every state has stringent laws that make it difficult for manufacturers to alter dealer contracts, even when they abandon brands, as General Motors is talking about doing.

France's stringent winemaking regulations make it more difficult for French wines to compete with many American and Australian brands, particularly in the United States, where consumers value the reliability of a standardized product.

He chose DoubleTree because the brand is less stringent about room size and unusual configurations than others under the Hilton umbrella.

Managed-care companies, under pressure to cut cuts from employers, force the issue by instituting ever-more stringent co-pays for costly brand-name drugs, especially those that aren't much better than less-pricey old ones.