Sentence examples for stringent editorial from inspiring English sources

Readers are encouraged to ask anything, as long as they adhere to the blog's stringent editorial policies: Ask via e-mail only, questions asked via message boards are ignored; don't ask a question that has already been answered; check spelling, punctuation and grammar.

A lot of TV culture tends strongly to vulgarity and stupidity so people think: "What's my single voice going to do to stop this?" This issue has brought what was a simmering problem to a head.' Quite what stringent editorial measures the BBC will introduce in the aftermath of Manuel-gate remains to be seen.

Having a highly multidisciplinary following and a clear focus on the two modeling techniques for CAS requires adherence to a somewhat stringent editorial policy.

More stringent editorial policies might be required to bring about substantial improvement.

I also thank two anonymous reviewers for their thoughtful comments and Mary Welstead for stringent editorial consultancy.

Gun safety must rely on other strategies mentioned in your editorial, like stringent background checks and closing gun show loopholes.

German editorial standards are stringent and uncompromising in that respect – you cannot play with two at the back, even if you are Pep Guardiola or Thomas Schaaf.

Rigorous peer and editorial review.

As a former (albeit, very low level) journalist, I understand editorial demands, and they're often stringent.

Whereas, The New Republic has the most stringent guidelines when it comes to partnerships and editorial quality where even sponsored content has to contain a social message.

Sass urges the U.S. government and the National Academies to adopt more stringent conflict of interest guidelines, quoting a Lancet 2002 editorial that actually addressed manipulation of scientific panels by politicians.