Sentence examples for stringent education from inspiring English sources

Even though the Turks disliked their governments and the Koreans were frustrated with their stringent education system, all that did not stop them from loving so many other parts of their countries.

We were the sons and daughters of parents who had been raised as Orthodox Jews, and though unable entirely to keep the faith themselves felt compelled to subject their children to a similarly stringent religious education.

It also demands stringent training for practitioners.

Only a third of the nations' young people are qualified to join, because of stringent standards around education, fitness levels, physical and mental health, and lack of criminality.

In addition, despite their stringent accreditation system, education standards are different among medical schools [ 32, 33] and significant variation in examination performances exists [ 34].

More stringent regulations and education about the disease are needed as agricultural retail products that bypass inspection and purchasing meat via informal markets without knowledge on the condition of the animal may increase risk.

Despite the more stringent dichotomization of education and occupation for participants, current SES scores were lower (greater SES) than childhood SES ones; 36% of sample participants either had a 'low' or 'lowest' current SES, whereas nearly half (48%) were in the lower two categories of childhood SES.

The Australian, British, American, and like cases are important not only because they illustrate that torture can be endemic to liberal democratic institutions, but also because they demonstrate that liberal democratic institutions are able given the political will, suitable re-education and training, stringent accountability mechanisms, etc. to successfully combat a culture of torture.