Sentence examples for stringent consequences from inspiring English sources
Educators and parents have complained that No Child Left Behind focuses too narrowly on standardized tests and then prescribes stringent consequences for schools that failed to hit benchmarks.
It has been determined that you do not have the right to do that and if you do then you typically pay with stringent consequences.
When recreational use became legal in Colorado last year, a survey by the Denver-based Mountain States Employers Council reported that slightly more than one in five companies were going to make their drug-testing policies "more stringent", with harsher consequences for positive drug tests.
The Obama administration officials said they expected to seek the most stringent range of consequences while Russia seeks the weakest, and that an agreement would be sought by finding a middle ground.
This is but one sign of how stringent the Special Consequence Condition is.
As a consequence of stringent fire regulations since 1988, the United Kingdom has seen the use of larger quantities of the pentaBDE mixture than many of her European counterparts.
While Fahey acknowledged that some groups thought that four-year bans were inadequate, he said it was also important to consider the legal consequences of more stringent measures.
Most military commanders faulted the idea as impractical, but Mr. Bush incorporated an echo of it in his proposal for a United Nations resolution that would force Iraq to submit to much more stringent inspections or face the consequences.
And in Bangladesh where the environmental and social laws are even less stringent than in India, the consequences of the Rampal power project would be devastating.
What are the unintended consequences of increasingly stringent research ethics review processes?
Ablating the function of individual TOGs is not without functional consequences under more stringent conditions, because these same constructs do show compromised rescue under conditions of microtubule stress (Ayaz et al., 2012).
