Sentence examples for stringent instructions from inspiring English sources
E! Online put the question that everyone was asking: "Is there any doubt Scarlett Johansson is going to be one of the best moms ever?" The prospect of a baby is generally viewed as a blessing, but, when I met with Johansson a few days later, in a suite at the Waldorf-Astoria, I was under stringent instructions not to mention the good news.
In a sharply worded diplomatic challenge, Secretary Powell said tonight that the United States would resist any inspections until the Security Council provided stringent new instructions.
Stringent washings were then performed according to manufacturer's instructions.
It has broadened access to instruction, improved teacher training and has created stringent requirements for the hiring of only the most qualified candidates as teachers.
Even as they were subjecting passersby to especially stringent document checks, Moscow's normally tough police had special instructions for a softly-softly approach.
Hybridization and stringent washing of the microarrays were performed according to the instructions of the supplier.
The example used here is an assessment involving the marking of a Primary Care case based essay, an assignment where stringent attempts have previously been made to ensure standardisation of instructions to students and markers and the provision of a detailed marking schedule (see [ 3] for details of the marking schedule).
Antibody-bound chromatin was precipitated with Protein G conjugated agarose beads, washed with gradient stringent buffers, and eluted with elution buffer as per the manufacturer's instructions.
Unfortunately, the tutelage he received there was a rather more stringent form of Pietism than the one he found at home under the instruction of his mother.
It is strongly recommended that users follow all specific instructions from the manufacturer regarding routine maintenance with the additional caveat that increased testing frequency or more stringent tests may need to be developed to minimize equipment failure and downtime.
Rationing must be stringent.
