Sentence examples for stringent inquiry from inspiring English sources
These data do, however, shed light on potential pathways and suggest that further, more stringent inquiry is warranted.
The study led to a Congressional inquiry, stringent safety warnings, a sharp drop in the drug's sales and a plunge in the share price of GlaxoSmithKline, Avandia's maker.
The new inquiry highlights a more stringent regime at the State Department on matters of internal security.
But the inquiry applied a less stringent test than would have used in an inquest, where a coroner has to be sure "beyond reasonable doubt" that a person intended to kill themselves.
The Hutton inquiry applied a less stringent test than would have been used in an inquest, where a coroner has to be sure "beyond reasonable doubt" that a person intended to kill themselves.
CASEY DOWNEY Middletown, Conn., Oct. 25, 2012 To the Editor: Greg Lukianoff notes that since the 1980s, "colleges have enacted stringent speech codes," and are thus no longer "bastions of unbridled inquiry and expression".
The inquiry after the avalanche disaster in Vassdalen recommended the introduction of more stringent communication routines, better availability of rescue dogs and better avalanche response equipment [28].
The Environmental Protection Agency is conducting an inquiry into the environmental impacts of fracking, and some states are considering more stringent regulations of the practice, including disclosure of the chemicals that go into fracking fluid.
The statistics provided by these samples, according to Mr. Johnson and Vicki Beal, a senior vice president at Clayton who also testified before the inquiry commission, indicated that only 54 percent of the loans met the lenders' underwriting standards, regardless of how stringent or weak they were.
Rationing must be stringent.
