Sentence examples for stringent economic from inspiring English sources
He said he would begin to plan for far more stringent economic sanctions against Tehran.
Shays's Rebellion, (August 1786 February 1787), uprising in western Massachusetts in opposition to high taxes and stringent economic conditions.
Cameron is right to defend the sanctity of the single market as the eurozone countries move towards fiscal union and more stringent economic rules.
The most immediately important and relevant, in these increasingly stringent economic times is the huge scope for cost-cutting that the Internet offers.
For a start, he will have to resist some in his Alliance (such as Raul Alfonsin, a former president) who hanker after a less stringent economic diet.
Nevertheless, the Jacobins, who then took charge of the Revolution, were reluctant to institute the stringent economic controls demanded by Roux.
As the prospect of free democratic elections diminished and stringent American economic sanctions kicked in, the Cuban government kept control of all magazines, newspapers and broadcasting facilities.
The White House has imposed stringent new economic and financial sanctions on Iran, with the aim of ending the country's nuclear ambitions.
The New Yorker, February 16 , 1998P. 10 Signed Comment about ousting Saddam Hussein from power... Since the Gulf War, he has had a standing invitation to give up his arsenal of chemical and biological weapons in exchange for relief from stringent international economic sanctions and readmittance into the world community.
Signed Comment about ousting Saddam Hussein from power... Since the Gulf War, he has had a standing invitation to give up his arsenal of chemical and biological weapons in exchange for relief from stringent international economic sanctions and readmittance into the world community.
The depreciations exercised pressure on their economies forcing them to neutralize the negative effects for their competitiveness through even more stringent domestic economic policies.
